Dive Destination Trivia

This sinkhole or marine cave that formed during past ice ages. Erosion from rain and chemicals during those times in a limestone-rich terrain cause the marine cave to be seen as a blue hole today. Where is this?

One of the most action-packed scuba dive sites in the world and promises up to 13 different species of sharks circling just beyond the plummeting reef wall

What dive destination is famous for night diving with Manta Rays?

This destination is composed of over 2,900 individual reef.

This archipelago is perhaps one of the most bio-diverse places on earth. Ninety-seven percent of the islands are a national park and half of the land species (and one fifth of the marine species) are endemic here.

The ocean here are home to sea lions, harbor seals, elephant seals, sea otters, and is a year-round stopping point for orcas.

Scientists date the birth of our beautiful, crescent-shaped snorkeling paradise to over a series of volcanic eruptions over 230,000 years

A wall begins at 50 feet and drops straight away into the deep. There is usually a brisk current and what an incredible thrill it is to literally fly the face of the wall and occasionally frolic with a playful grouper

A legendary dive, which boasts some of the world’s fastest ocean currents, clocked at a blistering 16 knots