If you are thinking of your next scuba diving adventure, think about going somewhere remote and exotic. The famous dive spots like Shark Reef Marine Reserve, Philippines, are just a few of the options. You may also consider diving the corals off the coast Indonesia. These areas are famous for their manta Rays, strange muck diving creatures, and other incredible sights. These areas will make you swoon over the chance to explore them.
Sipadan
Sipadan, one of the most popular spots in the Philippines for divers, lures them to dive. This area is situated in the middle a coral triangle making it one the most biodiverse marine environments worldwide. The area is home to many species of marine life, including turtles, lionfish, sharks, and turtles. Sipadan's underwater world is easy to see with visibility levels ranging between 15 and 40 metres.
Shark Reef Marine Reserve
The Shark Reef Marine Reserve is home to some of most amazing dives around the globe. A visit to the marine reserve is an unforgettable experience, as you will be surrounded by diverse species of fish and coral. There are over 5,000 varieties of seaweeds and mollusks. Heart Reef, which contains a variety of fish and corals is the most impressive, is home to many amazing species. The structure measures 17 meters in width and is an amazing sight from the air.
Half Moon Caye Wall
You will find many marine species at this amazing dive site. The wall is also home of sharks. This was revealed recently. Keep an eye out for brain coral and sea fans while you are on the wall. One or two turtles might be visible. You can also explore underwater tunnels that run between coral outcrops if you feel adventurous.
Yongala
There are many ways to dive on the SS Yongala. Townsville is 3 hours away by fastboat from Townboard. Advanced certified divers will enjoy the dives at 30m depth. Spend a bit more money to take a day tour and dive the SS Yongala. The trip takes around three hours and includes two tank.
Punta Vicente Roca
Punta VicenteRoca dive site is unique in that it is 200km from the closest inhabited island. Divers can view many types of sea animals, including the Galapagos red-lipped batfish and the schooling black-striped salesma. Photographers can also catch glimpses of the endemic Galapagos flightless cormorants.
Bonaire
Bonaire's beautiful dive sites will amaze divers. The leeward end of Bonaire is home to many notable dive sites. This site is a favourite with snorkellers and divers alike, with clear water and abundant schooling fish. This site, together with the Karpata diving site, has incredible drop-offs.