Endemic Species6 sites5 countries

Dive sites: Endemic Species

Endemic Species dive sites — depth, conditions, and required training level.

Australia

Lord Howe Island - Ball's Pyramid

Lord Howe Island · New South Wales · Australia

The world's tallest volcanic sea stack, where Galapagos-like marine life, endemic species, and crystal visibility create one of Australia's most exclusive dives.

Ned's Beach

Lord Howe Island · New South Wales · Australia

A sheltered beach on Lord Howe Island's east coast where the world's southernmost coral reef meets a crystal-clear lagoon, and fearless endemic fish swarm snorkelers and divers in water shallow enough for beginners.

Chile

wreck

Robinson Crusoe Island (SMS Dresden)

San Juan Bautista · Juan Fernandez Archipelago · Chile

A WWI German cruiser scuttled in 1915 lies in the remote Juan Fernandez Archipelago, surrounded by endemic marine species found nowhere else on Earth.

Indonesia

wall

Tomini Bay

Gorontalo · Gorontalo · Indonesia

A vast enclosed bay on Sulawesi's northern arm where sheer walls plunge into abyssal depths, harbouring endemic species, massive Salvador Dali sponges, and some of the most pristine coral growth in Indonesia.

Peru

open-water

Lake Titicaca

Puno · Puno Region · Peru

The world's highest navigable lake at 3,812 metres elevation, offering a surreal high-altitude freshwater dive among Inca ruins and unique endemic species.