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One of the most iconic dive spots, this reef offers vibrant marine life, coral formations, and diverse underwater landscapes.
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1. Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Known for its strong currents, this site is famous for its barracuda tornadoes, sea turtles, and an array of pelagic species.
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2. Barracuda Point, Sipadan, Malaysia
A natural sinkhole off the coast of Belize, it's famous for its unique vertical cave formation and crystal-clear blue waters.
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3. Blue Hole, Belize
Offering everything from dramatic drop-offs and caves to World War II wrecks, Palau is a paradise for underwater explorers.
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4. Palau, Micronesia
Home to unique marine species, divers can swim alongside hammerhead sharks, marine iguanas, and playful sea lions.
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5. Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
With its vibrant coral reefs and clear visibility, the Red Sea offers diverse marine life, including dolphins, sharks, and colourful fish.
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6. Red Sea, Egypt
Known for its easy shore diving, Bonaire boasts healthy coral reefs, abundant marine life, and underwater art installations.
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7. Bonaire, Caribbean
Famous for its Komodo dragons, this park also offers remarkable diving with strong currents, diverse marine species, and stunning underwater landscapes.
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8. Komodo National Park, Indonesia
These diving destinations provide a unique opportunity to explore the underwater world.
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