Dive Sites

Named for the spectacular cliffs above water, the Pillars of Hercules features a similar underwater landscape of large boulders and swim-throughs. It's a beautiful and easy dive, great for all levels.

The Pinnacle at the Admiralty Islands is a spectacular submerged seamount. In the incredibly clear water, divers can witness huge schools of kingfish and silver drummer circling the pinnacle, which is covered in healthy corals.

The Pinnacle is a submerged seamount in the Mamanuca Islands, known for its beautiful soft coral coverage and high density of fish life. The pinnacle is often surrounded by large schools of fusiliers and anthias.

The Pinnacle, near Padar Island in Komodo, is a submerged seamount that is a favorite for its schooling fish life. When the current is running, the pinnacle is swarmed by thousands of fusiliers and snappers, attracting hunting giant trevallies.

The Pinnacle at Tenggol is a submerged seamount that is a magnet for marine life. The currents can be strong, but they attract large schools of batfish, barracuda, and jacks, as well as passing whale sharks in season.

The Pinnacles are a series of dramatic volcanic spires that rise from the deep sea floor. Sites like 'Eye of the Needle' are covered in colorful sponges and are a fantastic place to see reef sharks and other large pelagic fish.

The Pinnacles are a series of dramatic volcanic spires that rise from the deep sea floor. Sites like 'Eye of the Needle' are covered in colorful sponges and are a fantastic place to see reef sharks and other large pelagic fish.

The Pinnacles is one of Samoa's premier dive sites. A series of underwater volcanic pinnacles rise from the seabed, covered in healthy coral and attracting a lot of life, including eagle rays, turtles, and reef sharks.

The Pinnacles is one of Rarotonga's most popular dive sites, a series of large coral pinnacles rising from a sandy bottom. The clear water provides great views of the formations, and it's one of the best spots on the island to see eagle rays.

The Pinnacles is a series of underwater pinnacles near the Togean Islands. The main pinnacle rises from the deep and is a magnet for marine life, including large schools of blackfin barracuda that often swarm the site.

The iconic Pitons are two volcanic spires that are a UNESCO World Heritage site. Underwater, the mountains continue to drop off steeply, creating spectacular wall dives with a huge variety of sponges, corals, and fish life.

The Point, where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic, is a fantastic drift dive. The currents attract large schools of fish, and the reef is very healthy, with beautiful soft corals and sponges.

The Point at Providencia is the premier site for seeing large marine life. The currents that sweep past this point on the barrier reef attract large schools of fish, and it's the best place to see a variety of sharks and eagle rays.

The Quarry is a popular and very easy dive site on Two Mile Reef. It's a natural amphitheater that serves as a major cleaning station for a huge variety of reef fish, as well as turtles and rays.

The Rock is a large offshore pinnacle that is considered one of the best dive sites in Samoa. It's covered in healthy corals and is a great place to see turtles, eagle rays, and reef sharks in the clear blue water.

The SS Sapona is a concrete ship that was grounded during a hurricane. The partially submerged wreck is now a fantastic and very shallow dive and snorkel site, home to a huge amount of fish and a popular spot for cliff jumping.

The Seven Pinnacles is a famous dive site in Djibouti, a series of volcanic pinnacles that rise from the seabed. They are covered in healthy coral and are swarmed by a huge variety of Red Sea and Indian Ocean fish species.

Steve's Bommie is a spectacular pinnacle on the Great Barrier Reef, a favorite of photographers. The pinnacle is a magnet for life, from tiny macro critters like pipefish and nudibranchs to massive schools of fish and passing pelagics.

The Supermarket is a famous shark dive in the Mamanuca Islands. It's a controlled feeding dive that reliably attracts a large number of grey reef, whitetip, and blacktip reef sharks, offering an exciting and up-close encounter.

'The Tank' is an M42 Duster anti-aircraft vehicle that was sunk to create a unique and very accessible dive site. It sits in very shallow water, making it a perfect spot for beginner divers, snorkelers, and photographers.

The Three Musketeers are three large rock pinnacles that rise from the deep near Malpelo. They are a cleaning station and a magnet for marine life, with a huge variety of sharks and large schools of eagle rays.

The Tunnel is a fun and popular dive site in Fethiye. It's a long, wide, and well-lit swim-through that cuts through a reef, covered in colorful sponges and often full of glassfish.

Considered by many to be the best wreck dive in the world, the Umbria was an Italian vessel scuttled at the start of WWII. It lies in shallow, sheltered water and is perfectly preserved, its cargo holds still packed with Fiat cars, thousands of wine bottles, and 360,000 bombs.