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Drift dive sites worldwide

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Egypt

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Gordon Reef Approach

Sharm El Sheikh · South Sinai · Egypt

The northern approach to Gordon Reef in the Strait of Tiran, where a drift dive along the reef's outer wall delivers encounters with pelagic fish, reef sharks, and occasional hammerheads in the nutrient-rich currents flowing between the Gulf of Aqaba and the Red Sea.

Indonesia

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Mangrove Point

Sanur · Bali · Indonesia

A thrilling drift dive between Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan where powerful currents attract manta rays, reef sharks, and dense schools of fish above a vibrant coral-covered channel floor.

Manta Point

Nusa Penida · Bali · Indonesia

Cleaning station for oceanic manta rays along the southern Nusa Penida coastline. Shallow and current-dependent.

Nusa Lembongan Blue Corner

Lembongan · Bali · Indonesia

Current-swept corner between Lembongan and Ceningan with stunning pelagic encounters and rich reef life.

Belongas Bay

Kuta Lombok · West Nusa Tenggara · Indonesia

A wild bay on Lombok's remote southwest coast where powerful currents sweep past volcanic pinnacles, drawing hammerhead sharks, mobula rays, and massive schools of pelagics into one of Indonesia's most exhilarating drift dives.

Maldives

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Guraidhoo Kandu

Male · South Male Atoll · Maldives

An exhilarating channel dive with strong currents, grey reef sharks, and pelagic fish at one of South Male Atoll's premier sites.

Trinidad and Tobago

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Diver's Dream

Speyside · Tobago · Trinidad and Tobago

A renowned drift dive site off Tobago's northeast coast where strong currents deliver a procession of eagle rays, nurse sharks, and tarpon along a sloping reef wall decorated with giant barrel sponges and deep-water gorgonians.

Drift diving

Drift dive sites involve currents that carry divers along the reef. Experience level requirements vary with current strength.

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