Reefs, walls and wrecks worth crossing oceans for. 19 places, mapped and ready to build a trip around.
Plan a trip on Trailwind →Record-breaker, Largest living structure · Australia.
A perfect 300m sinkhole of stalactites and reef sharks, iconic from the air and below.
A pinnacle rising from 600m: turtle-thick walls and barracuda tornadoes.
The most biodiverse reefs on the planet, remote and staggeringly blue.
A WWII cargo wreck full of motorbikes and trucks under the Red Sea.
Snorkel the crystalline gap between two continental plates in glacial meltwater.
Hammerhead and whale-shark superhighways at the edge of the archipelago.
A remote liveaboard-only island wrapped in schooling hammerheads.
Hook into the current wall as grey reef sharks stack up in the blue.
Manta cleaning stations and whale sharks along the Maldivian channels.
A UNESCO atoll of sheer walls and pelagics, reachable only by liveaboard.
A purple soft-coral pinnacle famous for whale sharks off the Similans.
A century-old wreck teeming with giant groupers, rays and sea snakes.
Manta rays barrel-roll through your dive lights off the Big Island at night.
Dive crystalline freshwater caverns of light beams and ancient stalactites.
Ragged-tooth sharks and the sardine run along a fossilized dune reef.
Jacques Cousteau's favorite temperate dive: arches, caves and kelp.
Giant oceanic mantas and dolphins at Mexico's remote liveaboard islands.
A shark sanctuary of hammerhead and silky shark walls far offshore.