Dive Sites

Beatrice Rock is a submerged reef that is exposed to currents, making it one of the best places in Anilao to see large schools of fish. The reef is covered in healthy hard corals and is a great spot to see sweetlips, snappers, and hunting trevallies.

Belitung is a beautiful island known for its stunning coastal landscapes of white sand beaches and giant granite boulders. Underwater, this topography continues, offering fun dives exploring the boulder formations, alongside several wrecks.

Beqa Lagoon is often called the 'Soft Coral Capital of the World', but it's most famous for its adrenaline-pumping shark dives. Divers can encounter up to eight species of sharks, including bull sharks and tiger sharks, in a controlled and safe environment.

Bequia, the largest of the Grenadines, offers a fantastic variety of diving. The protected reefs on the west coast are pristine and full of life, with numerous turtles, while several small wrecks and healthy walls add to the diversity.

The Berlengas are a granite archipelago and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The nutrient-rich waters support a huge amount of life, including large schools of fish and seasonal Mola mola. The area is also home to several interesting shipwrecks.

This Mitsubishi G4M 'Betty' Bomber is one of the most intact and impressive aircraft wrecks in Truk Lagoon. It rests on a sandy bottom in shallow water, making it a very easy and rewarding dive for all levels.

Gili Biaha is a crescent-shaped island with a fantastic wall dive and a special highlight: a shark cave. At about 12 meters deep, a large cave often serves as a resting place for numerous whitetip reef sharks.

The Bianca C was a massive luxury cruise liner that sank in 1961. Known as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', this 600-foot wreck is the largest in the region. It's a spectacular deep dive for advanced and technical divers.

The USCGC Bibb is the sister ship of the Duane and lies nearby. This deep wreck lies on its side and is another excellent dive for advanced and technical divers, often attracting large pelagic fish in the strong currents.

The USCGC Bibb is the sister ship of the Duane and lies nearby. This deep wreck lies on its side and is another excellent dive for advanced and technical divers, often attracting large pelagic fish in the strong currents.

The USCGC Bibb is the sister ship of the Duane and lies nearby. This deep wreck lies on its side and is another excellent dive for advanced and technical divers, often attracting large pelagic fish in the strong currents.

Bida Nai is the sister island to Bida Nok and offers similarly excellent diving. It features a beautiful sloping reef, several fun swim-throughs, and a very high density of fish life, including large schools of snappers and fusiliers.

Bida Nok is a small limestone island south of Phi Phi, offering some of the best and most diverse diving in the region. It features walls, sloping reefs, and a huge variety of life, from blacktip reef sharks to sea snakes and leopard sharks.

Big Drop-Off is one of Palau's most spectacular wall dives. The reef flat ends in a sheer vertical wall that plummets into the deep blue. The wall is covered in a stunning array of colorful soft corals, sea fans, and sponges.

Billinghurst Cave is a massive, long cave that offers an exciting dive for experienced divers. The cave extends for over 50 meters into the cliff face, and the view from the darkness inside looking out to the blue entrance is spectacular.

The bay of Bima in Sumbawa is an excellent, yet often overlooked, muck diving destination. The dark sand slopes are home to a wide range of rare critters, and the area is particularly famous for its incredible night dives.

The Bima Wreck is a small wooden shipwreck located in the channel near Menjangan Island. The wreck itself is picturesque, and the surrounding sandy area is a great place to find interesting macro critters like frogfish and nudibranchs.

Bimini is world-famous for its seasonal encounters with the normally elusive great hammerhead shark. In the winter months, these impressive sharks come into shallow, sandy areas, providing divers with incredible, up-close photo opportunities.

Bimini is world-famous for its seasonal encounters with the normally elusive great hammerhead shark. In the winter months, these impressive sharks come into shallow, sandy areas, providing divers with incredible, up-close photo opportunities.

Similar to the hammerhead encounter, the Bull Run at Bimini is a baited dive that reliably attracts a large number of impressive bull sharks. It's an exciting and well-managed dive, offering incredible up-close views of these powerful predators.

Similar to the hammerhead encounter, the Bull Run at Bimini is a baited dive that reliably attracts a large number of impressive bull sharks. It's an exciting and well-managed dive, offering incredible up-close views of these powerful predators.

The Bio-Rock Project in Pemuteran is the world's largest coral nursery project. Divers can explore a fascinating underwater landscape of metal structures of all shapes and sizes, through which a low-voltage current is passed to stimulate incredible coral growth.

Black Forest is a deep wall dive in Bunaken named for its large, though not actually black, coral bushes. This site features dramatic overhangs and small caves, and the deeper sections of the wall are a great place to spot larger fish and sharks.