Explore top-rated dive spots tagged with technical across multiple destinations.
Fresh Creek · Andros Island · Bahamas
Andros Island contains the world's highest concentration of blue holes, both inland and oceanic, offering exploration of vertical shafts and horizontal cave passages through ancient Bahamian limestone.
Majuro · Bikini Atoll · Marshall Islands
The massive WWII aircraft carrier USS Saratoga rests upright on the floor of Bikini Atoll's lagoon, a ghostly monument to Operation Crossroads.
Tulum · Quintana Roo · Mexico
The deep technical profile of Cenote Angelita where a halocline at 30 metres creates a surreal underwater cloud of hydrogen sulfide separating fresh and salt water, with submerged trees rising through the mist layer in an otherworldly landscape.
Trondheim · Trondelag · Norway
Norway's third-largest city guards a deep fjord containing World War II German naval wrecks, Cold War submarine relics, and centuries of maritime history in cold, clear Scandinavian waters.
Trincomalee · Eastern Province · Sri Lanka
The world's first purpose-built aircraft carrier, sunk by Japanese bombers in 1942, now resting upright on the seabed as one of Asia's greatest wreck dives.
Koh Tao · Surat Thani Province · Thailand
A purposely sunk Thai Navy vessel off Koh Tao offering penetration opportunities and an expanding artificial reef in the Gulf of Thailand.
Pensacola · Florida · United States
The 'Great Carrier Reef' — a 270-metre Essex-class aircraft carrier intentionally sunk as the world's largest artificial reef, now teeming with marine life in the Gulf of Mexico off Pensacola.