Dive Sites
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Dean's Blue Hole
Clarence Town · Long Island · Bahamas
The world's deepest known saltwater blue hole at 202 metres, set in a turquoise bay surrounded by cliffs.
Nassau Blue Hole (Tongue of the Ocean)
Nassau · New Providence · Bahamas
An oceanic blue hole on the edge of the Tongue of the Ocean abyss near Nassau, where the Bahamian shelf drops from shallow coral gardens into a 2,000-metre deep trench attracting sharks, eagle rays, and pelagic species.
Pearl Diving Heritage Site
Manama · Persian Gulf · Bahrain
A historically significant shallow reef off Bahrain where centuries-old pearl diving traditions meet modern recreational diving, with natural oyster beds, coral patches, and the warm waters of the Arabian Gulf.
Dar Island Reef
Manama · Southern Governorate · Bahrain
A small resort island south of Bahrain where shallow coral patches and resident sea snakes provide accessible diving in the heart of the Persian Gulf, just a short boat ride from Manama.
Kutubdia Island
Cox's Bazar · Cox's Bazar District · Bangladesh
A frontier dive destination off Bangladesh's southern coast where rocky reef patches and abundant fish life offer genuine exploration diving on reefs that have never been formally surveyed by the recreational diving community.
Saint Martin's Island
Teknaf · Cox's Bazar District · Bangladesh
Bangladesh's only coral island where colourful reef life and rocky formations offer the country's best snorkelling and shallow diving in the Bay of Bengal.
Sonadia Island
Cox's Bazar · Cox's Bazar District · Bangladesh
An emerging snorkelling and shallow dive destination off Cox's Bazar where mangroves, rocky reefs, and migratory marine species converge in the Bay of Bengal.
Carlisle Bay Wrecks
Bridgetown · Saint Michael · Barbados
A collection of six shipwrecks in the calm turquoise waters of Barbados' Carlisle Bay, where a tugboat, freighter, and other vessels create an underwater park at shallow depth with prolific marine life including seahorses and turtles.
Stavronikita Wreck
Bridgetown · West Coast · Barbados
A 111-metre Greek freighter deliberately sunk in 1978 as an artificial reef, now draped in coral growth and home to massive schools of fish and sea turtles.
Zeelandbrug
Zierikzee · Zeeland · Belgium
The pillars of the five-kilometre Zeelandbrug bridge spanning the Oosterschelde estuary, where tidal currents deliver nutrients that support cuttlefish breeding grounds, rare North Sea nudibranchs, and spectacular anemone colonies on the concrete structures.
Shark Point
San Pedro · Ambergris Caye · Belize
A sandy-bottomed channel on the Belize Barrier Reef where nurse sharks and southern stingrays congregate in crystal-clear shallows.
Great Blue Hole
Belize City · Lighthouse Reef Atoll · Belize
A massive marine sinkhole plunging 124 meters deep, adorned with ancient stalactites and patrolled by Caribbean reef sharks.
Half Moon Caye Wall
Belize City · Lighthouse Reef Atoll · Belize
A vertical wall plunging into the abyss with pristine corals, swim-throughs, and eagle rays in crystalline visibility.
Glover's Reef Atoll
Dangriga · Stann Creek District · Belize
The southernmost and most remote of Belize's three atolls, a UNESCO World Heritage site where pristine wall diving plunges from shallow coral gardens into the abyss along a ring of reef encircling a turquoise lagoon.
South Water Caye Marine Reserve
Dangriga · Stann Creek District · Belize
A UNESCO-protected marine reserve on the Belize Barrier Reef where pristine coral gardens, patrolling eagle rays, and resident nurse sharks thrive on a remote caye accessible only by boat from Dangriga.
The Elbow
Belize City · Turneffe Atoll · Belize
A current-swept point where two reef walls converge, creating a marine life magnet with eagle rays and large pelagics.
Turneffe Atoll - The Aquarium
Belize City · Turneffe Atoll · Belize
A vibrant wall dive on the western side of Turneffe Atoll, named for its extraordinary diversity of invertebrates and reef fish.
Hermes Wreck
Hamilton · Bermuda · Bermuda
A deliberately scuttled 50-metre freighter resting upright on Bermuda's sandy seabed, colonised by soft corals and home to massive schools of yellowtail snapper, barracuda, and a resident population of green moray eels in every compartment.
About the dive sites catalog
The DiveOne dive sites catalog includes reefs, wrecks, walls, caves and drift dive locations across major dive destinations. Each location includes depth, conditions, environment type and skill requirements to help you plan safely.
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