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Chandelier Cave
Koror · Koror, Rock Islands · Palau
A spectacular limestone cave system in Palau's Rock Islands with five interconnected chambers, each containing an air-filled dome adorned with ancient stalactites resembling crystal chandeliers.
Peleliu Wall & Peleliu Express
Koror · Peleliu Island, Rock Islands · Palau
An electrifying drift dive along Peleliu's sheer coral wall where ripping currents attract massive schools of sharks, giant trevally, and pelagic predators in one of the Pacific's most intense encounters.
Peleliu Corner Approach
Koror · Peleliu State · Palau
The exposed southern tip of Peleliu Island where powerful oceanic currents ripping along the reef corner attract large schools of sharks, barracuda, and eagle rays in one of the Western Pacific's most adrenaline-charged advanced drift dives.
Big Dropoff
Koror · Rock Islands · Palau
One of the Pacific's most celebrated vertical walls, plunging from a shallow coral garden into 300-metre depths, with dense soft coral coverage in electric colours and constant pelagic activity off Ngemelis Island.
Blue Corner
Koror · Rock Islands · Palau
Palau's premier wall dive where reef sharks, barracuda schools, and eagle rays patrol a current-swept coral plateau.
German Channel
Koror · Rock Islands · Palau
A man-made channel turned world-famous manta ray cleaning station where gentle giants hover just metres from mesmerised divers.
Jellyfish Lake
Koror · Rock Islands · Palau
A landlocked marine lake in Palau's Rock Islands where millions of golden jellyfish have evolved without stingers, offering the surreal experience of swimming through a living cloud of pulsating gold.
Ulong Channel
Koror · Rock Islands · Palau
A spectacular drift dive through a narrow channel in Palau's Rock Islands where strong currents funnel divers past grey reef sharks, eagle rays, and dense coral gardens flourishing in the nutrient-rich flow.
Bocas del Toro
Bocas Town · Bocas del Toro Province · Panama
A Caribbean archipelago with protected coral gardens, nurse shark nurseries, and dolphin encounters among mangrove-fringed islands.
Coiba Island
Santa Catalina · Veraguas Province · Panama
A UNESCO World Heritage island in Panama's Pacific waters where nutrient-rich currents attract whale sharks, manta rays, and massive schools of pelagic fish.
Rabaul Wrecks
Rabaul · East New Britain Province · Papua New Guinea
A graveyard of Japanese WWII warships and aircraft in a volcanically active harbour, where history and marine life merge beneath the warm waters of New Britain.
Wewak WWII Wrecks
Wewak · East Sepik Province · Papua New Guinea
A former Japanese military stronghold where bombed transport ships, landing craft, and aircraft wrecks lie scattered across the bay floor, now smothered in tropical coral growth and teeming with reef fish.
Jais Aben Reef
Madang · Madang Province · Papua New Guinea
A diverse coral reef system directly off Madang's coast where World War II history meets exceptional biodiversity on a sloping reef with mantas, reef sharks, and over 400 coral species in crystal lagoon water.
Dinah's Beach (Lauadi)
Alotau · Milne Bay · Papua New Guinea
A world-renowned muck diving site on Milne Bay's northern shore where a gentle volcanic sand slope hosts an astonishing density of rare critters, making it a macro photographer's ultimate pilgrimage.
Milne Bay
Alotau · Milne Bay Province · Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea's muck diving capital where bizarre critters, pristine reefs, and WWII wrecks converge in one of the most biodiverse marine regions on Earth.
Suzie's Bommie
Kavieng · New Ireland · Papua New Guinea
A legendary isolated coral bommie in Kavieng's lagoon packed with more marine life per square metre than almost anywhere on Earth, from pygmy seahorses to schooling barracuda around a single coral head.
Kavieng Albatross Passage
Kavieng · New Ireland Province · Papua New Guinea
A deep channel between New Ireland and a small offshore island near Kavieng where powerful tidal currents funnel through a narrow passage, attracting grey reef sharks, silvertip sharks, dogtooth tuna, and schooling barracuda in one of Papua New Guinea's premier shark dives.
Tufi Fjords
Tufi · Oro Province · Papua New Guinea
Volcanic fjords plunging hundreds of metres in Papua New Guinea's Northern Province where vertical walls of black coral, pristine soft coral gardens, and rare critters exist in near-total isolation.
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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