Fiji, 0rgasm Reef

Great open ocean diving on the outer edge of the Vuna Lagoon. Lots of pelagics, sharks, schools of barracuda, plus the whole local selection of soft and hard corals. Only accessible in calm ocean conditions, the swells, and surge underwater, make diving out here impossible on many days."

Columbus Isle


Columbus Isle is a great experience for beginners scuba divers because the water is shallow and there is great visibility at all times. The marine life is incredible and there is a great amount of turtles and fishes.

 Palau

There's no argument that the diving in Palau is fantastic. The vis was good but the quantity of pelagics really made the dives memorable, and the exceptionally strong currents added a new dimension.
Also of note is Dolphins Pacific where you can swim with dolphins in a beautiful setting nestled between the characteristic forest covered limestone islands.

 The Red Sea


The Red Sea is one of the most famous scuba diving destinations. This is due to the good visibility almost all year round, the beautiful coral formations and the closeness to Europe which makes an excellent quality price value.

  The Yongala Australia

The Yongala is a shipwreck in Queensland. She sank during a cyclone in 1911 killing 122 people, a racehorse called Moonshine and a red Lincolnshire bull. She had no telegraph facilities and so could not be warned of the weather ahead. In 1981 the Yongala was given official protection under the Historic Shipwrecks Act. The ship is 90 km southeast of Townsville, 10 km away form Cape Bowling Green. It is now the best place to scuba dive.