Dive Sites

The Aquarium is a popular site in Aqaba, featuring a dense coral garden and several artificial reef structures, including a small shipwreck. As the name suggests, the density and variety of fish life here is very high.

The Aquarium is a very easy and popular dive site in the Rangiroa lagoon, right next to the Tiputa Pass. It's a protected coral garden with an incredible density of colorful reef fish, making it perfect for beginners and snorkelers.

The Arc is a beautiful dive site at Malpelo featuring a large, deep archway. It's another fantastic spot for seeing schooling hammerhead sharks, and the crevices of the arch are home to a huge number of moray eels.

The Arc is a beautiful dive site at Malpelo featuring a large, deep archway. It's another fantastic spot for seeing schooling hammerhead sharks, and the crevices of the arch are home to a huge number of moray eels.

The Arc is a beautiful dive site at Malpelo featuring a large, deep archway. It's another fantastic spot for seeing schooling hammerhead sharks, and the crevices of the arch are home to a huge number of moray eels.

Located at Mansuar Island, The Arch is a beautiful site featuring a large swim-through archway in the reef. The arch is covered in soft corals, and the site is known for its resident school of friendly batfish and excellent coral health.

The Arch is one of Alor's most picturesque dive sites. A large rock formation is pierced by a massive archway, creating a stunning swim-through that is beautifully decorated with soft corals and sea fans. It's a favorite spot for wide-angle photographers.

The Arena is the signature site of the Beqa Lagoon shark dive. It's a natural amphitheater where divers can observe the controlled feeding of multiple large bull sharks. It's an incredibly exciting and well-managed adrenaline dive.

The Baths is a famous geological wonder, a collection of giant granite boulders on the beach that form sheltered sea pools and grottoes. While primarily a snorkeling and beach destination, the surrounding waters offer fun, easy diving around the massive boulders.

The Bells is a famous dive site just north of the Blue Hole. The dive starts with a descent through a vertical, open-air chimney, or 'bell', that opens out onto a stunning deep wall. Divers then drift along the wall, ending the dive over the Blue Hole saddle.

This unique muck diving site is where 18th-century ships would anchor. The sandy bottom is a treasure trove for finding historical artifacts, most notably the famous 'Statia Blue Beads', which were used as currency for the slave trade.

This unique muck diving site is where 18th-century ships would anchor. The sandy bottom is a treasure trove for finding historical artifacts, most notably the famous 'Statia Blue Beads', which were used as currency for the slave trade.

Not a true blue hole, this site in Aqaba is a large coral pinnacle that rises from the deep. It's a beautiful dive, with the pinnacle covered in healthy corals and swarmed by a huge variety of reef fish.

Not a true blue hole, this site in Aqaba is a large coral pinnacle that rises from the deep. It's a beautiful dive, with the pinnacle covered in healthy corals and swarmed by a huge variety of reef fish.

Not as famous as its Dahab counterpart, the Blue Hole in Sudan is a deep sinkhole in a remote reef. It offers a challenging and atmospheric deep dive for technical divers, far from any crowds.

The Blue Hole near Tahiti is a series of interconnected swim-throughs and small caverns in the reef. The clear water and the way the light plays in the caverns make it a beautiful and fun dive for those who enjoy exploring topography.

Not to be confused with others, Rangiroa's Blue Hole is a large crater in the middle of the lagoon. Divers can explore the sandy bottom of the hole, which is often full of resting whitetip reef sharks, before exiting through a small tunnel onto the outer reef.

Guam's Blue Hole is a spectacular dive for advanced divers. It's a natural shaft in the reef that starts at 18 meters and has a large 'window' opening out onto the deep reef wall at 40 meters. The view from inside looking out is breathtaking.

The Blue Lagoon in Akamas is a stunningly beautiful bay with crystal-clear turquoise water. It's a paradise for snorkelers and offers a very easy and pretty dive over a sandy bottom with rocky outcrops.

The Boiler is a large pinnacle on Two Mile Reef, known for its two large holes that resemble a boiler. It's a major cleaning station, attracting a huge amount of fish, as well as turtles and moray eels.

The Boiler Wreck, near Jeddah, is a historic steamship that is now very broken up. The most recognizable features are the ship's massive boilers, which have become a beautiful artificial reef, covered in coral and swarming with fish.

The Canyon is a classic Dahab dive site. It's a deep, narrow canyon that cuts into the reef bed. Divers can swim through the beautiful, enclosed canyon, which opens up into a large cavern known as the 'Fishbowl'.

The Canyon is a classic Dahab dive site. It's a deep, narrow canyon that cuts into the reef bed. Divers can swim through the beautiful, enclosed canyon, which opens up into a large cavern known as the 'Fishbowl'.