You might consider going somewhere remote or exotic when you plan your next dive trip. 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 located within a coral triangle which makes it one of the most biodiverse marine environment in the world. The area is home to many species of marine life, including turtles, lionfish, sharks, and turtles. The visibility ranges from 15 to 40 meters so you won't have any trouble exploring the underwater world surrounding Sipadan.
Shark Reef Marine Reserve
In the shark-rich waters of the Shark Reef Marine Reserve, you can experience some of the most thrilling dives in the world. Visits to the marine reserve are unforgettable because you'll be surrounded with many species fish and coral. There are over 5,000 varieties of seaweeds and mollusks. The incredible Heart Reef formation, which is a heart-shaped coral reef, is one of the most spectacular places to see. This impressive structure is 17 m wide and can be seen from the air.
Half Moon Caye Wall
This spectacular dive site is home to many types of marine life. The wall is also home of sharks. This was revealed recently. You should also be on the lookout to spot sea fans, brain Coral, and other wildlife while you're there. A turtle or two might be possible. If you're feeling adventurous, you can also explore the underwater tunnels between coral outcrops.
Yongala
There are many ways to dive on the SS Yongala. Townsville is 3 hours away by fastboat from Townboard. Advanced certified divers are best suited to these dives, which are around 30m deep. A day trip to the SS Yongala is an option if you are able to afford it. The trip takes three hours in total and includes two tanks.
Punta Vicente Roca
Scuba diving in Punta Vicente Roca is unique because the dive site is located 200 kilometers from the nearest inhabited island. On a dive here you can see many different sea creatures, such as the Galapagos marine Iguana and red-lipped batfish. The endemic Galapagos flightless comorants can also be captured by photographers.
Bonaire
Scuba divers will be delighted by the diversity and beauty of Bonaire's diving sites. There are many outstanding dive spots on the leeward side, including the 1000 Steps, named after the narrow, long stairway that leads to it. This spot is popular with divers and snorkellers alike. It has clear water and abundant schooling fishing fish. This dive site can be combined with Karpata, which offers amazing drop-offs.