Whether diving for the first time or being an expert, the six locations below will surely surprise you in the words.
Deep in the ocean, where all seemingly quiet and gravity-free, is a whole new world to explore, life seems set in place.
The great thing is the vast ocean, and each dive site has its own unique characteristics and creatures for you to explore.
1. Cancun, Mexico
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| Creative and seductive statues at the underwater museum – Source: Cancun Travel |
There are many destinations in Cancun such as resorts or party venues. However, for a true adventure, bring your diving gear to Musa or an underwater museum.
With the eyes of artist Jason de Caires Taylor, Musa is both an art project and a conservation plan for the region.
It’s a bit weird and intimidating when everything is innovative and innovative. When diving, you will be swimming among more than 400 statues. Each statue tells of a special story, stories about hope and rebirth while others criticize society.
Taylor’s contemporary art is constantly evolving, attracting new species of corals and sea creatures, and they constantly change the natural state of the statues. Dive twice here will never feel the same.
2. Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
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| Sea turtles on the Galapagos Islands |
For many, the Galapagos Islands are one of the must-dive destinations in the world. According to Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, this place has become home to birds, reptiles, mammals …
This means no shortage of things to see both on land and under water.
If you have time to visit, you will be swimming with sea lions, whale sharks, hammerheads, dolphins, rays and more.
Due to the rapid flow and sudden floods, you should have the experience to enjoy the full Galapagos diving.
3. Apo Island, Philippines
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| There are many ships ready to take you to scuba diving in Apo Island |
A sea diver can not stop showing passion for this underwater paradise. Coming to Apo Island, you will not be disappointed.
Apo Island is one of the most popular diving sites in the world, not only for its diverse and colorful coral reefs, but also for its mild culture and beautiful scenery close to the sea.
There are many diving sites but Apo Island Marine Reserve is the nicest. After the storm, coral reefs were more or less destroyed.
4. Yongala, Australia
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| Yongala, Australia – Source: manuelbrecht |
Dan, a professional diver, thinks that diving in Yongala is one of the most beautiful places in the world.
SS Yongala boat sank off Australia in 1911, discovered in 1958, the ship’s ruins have now become home to marine life, such as groupers, sharks and rays.
Going to Yongala for scuba diving in the winter can be a chance to see giant tigers and humpback whales.
5. Great Blue Hole, Belize
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| The Great Blue Hole – Source: travel.sndimg |
The largest underwater ditch, 300m wide and 125m deep, the Great Blue Hole is part of the Barier Reef Reserve, a world heritage site and the largest natural formation of the geologic category.
Starting off with a 12.1 m drop is not a good choice for beginners. However, once you have the experience and technique, dive in the Great Blue Hole on a clear blue day and the wind is the chance to spot the Caribbean sharks or occasionally catch the fish. abrasive hammer
6. Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
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| Cenotes is a unique opportunity to dive through the clear waters |
One of the most interesting characteristics of the Yucatan Peninsula is the 6,000 “cenote” scattered in the area. Each cenote is a natural pit formed from the collapse of limestone that exposes the underlying groundwater.
As the main source of fresh water for the Maya people, cenotes play a mysterious and spiritual role in the culture of the locals.
Cenotes do not have these species of marine dwellings as other places on this list, but cenote diving will give you the opportunity to explore uniquely formed caves.
The crystal clear water and enchanting light show when the sun reflects through the water.
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