Blue Hole, Belize
What looks like an aqua based episode of the twilight zone is actually a genuine dive site in Belize!
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A Whole New World
Scuba diving unlocks what covers 71% of the earth’s surface: the ocean.
If you get sick of hanging out on dry land with other humans, you can transport yourself to a whole new world complete with new fish friends.
Scuba diving is a skill that just keeps giving: every dive offers you a new experience. And even if you spent your entire life underwater, you’d never run out of ocean to explore. With so much to discover, the sooner you start, the more you’ll get to experience.
Where To Scuba Dive
Bali, Indonesia
If you can't fall in love with Bali, you need to see a cardiologist because your heart isn't working.
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Galapagos Islands
Ranked '1 Most Desired Dive Destination On Earth - And For GOOD REASON!
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Book your luxury scuba diving trip to Hawaii on the KONA AGGRESSOR II
Book your luxury scuba diving trip to Hawaii on the KONA AGGRESSOR II Padi Travel
The Scuba diving trip with a side of heat. The luxurious Kona Aggressor II liveaboard is a Diver’s dream as it travels along the western coast of Hawaii to sites like Paradise Pinnacle, Tubestria Tunnel, The Hive, Turtle Pinnacle and Rob’s Reef. The liveaboard yacht ventures far from the reach of day operators to beautiful South Point, the southernmost tip of Hawaii and the United States. With lava flows in the background, Divers suit up for a week of spectacular diving.
Book NowPADI is the world’s leading scuba diver training organisation.
With more than 6,600 PADI Dive Centers and Resorts, and 137,000 individual PADI Professionals who have issued more than 27 million certifications around the world, you’ll find PADI diver courses and scuba diving services nearly everywhere.
This trip is a divers paradise. With one of the best scuba diving waters in the world, travelling the waters of Hawaii in style on the Kona Aggressor II is a must do.
Book NowMake sure you pack your sun cream and sun glasses, as it can get hot down in Hawaii... and watch out for the lava!
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Awesome Scuba Dive Points
Baracuda Point - Sipadan Island
Obviously as the name insinuates, you'll see a storm of baracuda's among other tropical marine...
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The Riviera Maya - Mexico
The Yucitan peninsula of Mexico is home to a whopping 6,000 ceynotes and underwater caves!
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Manta Ray Night Dive - Hawaii
The worlds coolest night dive is the subterranean equivalent of the northern lights, replacing...
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Liberty Wreck - Indonesia
One of the coolest shipwrecks in one of the most tropical lush locations imaginable.
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Great Barrier Reef Australia
The world's largest reef has ample dive points to choose from, so you can discover a the world...
Read MoreFaq?
Scuba diving is fairly easy to pick up but, like anything, it varies from person to person. Many people liken it to learning to drive because you have to pass a test and everyone does it at their own speed.
You should take a scuba diving class because it’s dangerous to dive without any training. Taking the time to learn the ropes properly will mean you won’t drown and will enjoy things a whole lot more.
It’s not enough of a risk that you should miss out on experiencing these underwater paradises. Also, humans kill over 100 million of them each year. This compares to just 6 human fatalities per annum, on average, over the last decade.
Diving Resources
Booking.com
- For you to find the best accomodation around your trip. They work globally with accommodation for all budgets.
Hostelworld
- Diving is often about the people that you learn with. There are often hostels close to or even attached to dive centres.
World Nomads
- Travel insurance to give you peace of mind while travelling.
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