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Experience an unforgettable week of diving in one of the hidden gems of the Maldives. Fuvahmulah is famous for its close encounters with tiger sharks and other pelagic species such as mantas and whale sharks, in a still untouched and spectacular natural environment.
During your stay, you will enjoy up to six days of guided dives with Fuvahmulah Shark Expedition, experts in the area. In the afternoons, relax on white sandy beaches, stroll around the island or enjoy the local hospitality.
The island perfectly combines tranquility on the surface with excitement underwater: unspoiled reefs, deep walls, caves and a unique marine biodiversity. Everything is carefully planned so that you only have to worry about enjoying.
Immerse yourself in this experience designed for divers seeking adrenaline, beauty and comfort in a still largely unexplored destination.
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Explore the island of Phuket, considered a top diving destination in the clear waters of the Andaman Sea. This trip combines the beauty of marine life, the tranquility of corals, and the charm of sunken wrecks. Your daily routine will be marked by thrilling dives, reef exploration, and sightings of a variety of marine life, ranging from graceful manta rays to leopard sharks. Beyond its reputation as a diving paradise, Phuket also stands out for its rich culture and vibrant nightlife. Countless excursions and activities await after your dive. Under the guidance of our expert instructors, you will be immersed in a wonderful diving experience, uncovering each gem that Phuket holds. With its crystal clear water and marine diversity, the island invites you to plunge into the unknown beauty and discover the true essence of underwater adventure.
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Malta, Europe's best diving destination, presents an advanced 7-day itinerary for Advanced + Deep Divers with Scuba Finders and our partner Scuba Malta, guided entirely in Spanish. We cover the most impressive sites in the archipelago: P29, Rozi, Um El Faroud (Front & Back), Karwela, Cominoland, P31, the Bristol Beaufighter and Neptune aircraft, the historic X127 and Maori, and the Blue Hole reef/cave sites – Inland Sea, Anchor Bay (Popeye Cave), Merkanti Reef, Tug Two, and Rossi. Outstanding visibility and large-scale steel make it an ideal program for wide-angle photography, with real exploration times and optional short penetrations. We operate in small groups, with technical briefings and access from shore and boat, backed by polished and safe logistics: most entry points have a medical station, food on site, and exclusive parking for divers.
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Komodo stands out as a privileged spot for diving worldwide. The region hosts vast coral gardens, whose expanse sometimes eclipses that of a soccer field. This diversity of underwater flora is easily accessible, with dives reaching moderate depths of around 15 - 20 meters. Diving in Komodo is distinguished by its variety: if you're not exploring a secluded coral reef, you'll likely be observing turtles, clownfish coexisting with colorful anemones, mantas, sharks, groupers, and cuttlefish. Additionally, the smaller marine life presents a fascinating diversity, with species like nudibranchs, hermit crabs, eels, or mantis shrimps. The tranquil marine surface contributes to a relaxing and complete experience. Komodo is defined by its excellent visibility and biodiversity, and by the thrill of drift dives facilitated by its powerful currents. All of this is experienced aboard the Blue Lotus, a brand-new luxury yacht.
Cruise through the central atolls of the Maldives aboard the M/Y White Pearl, departing and returning from Malé. This journey connects some of the most iconic spots in the area, from the reefs near Malé to the Rasdhoo Atoll, known for sightings of hammerhead and reef sharks, and the Ari Atoll, famous for its manta rays and the opportunity to swim with whale sharks.
It includes thilas adorned with soft corals such as Kudarah or Fish Head, a wreck in Mahchafushi, and the channels of Vaavu Atoll, where currents concentrate sharks. Night dives, such as the one at Alimatha with nurse sharks and rays, complete a diverse offering that combines pelagics, coral gardens, and macro life in waters with excellent visibility.
Komodo stands out as a privileged spot for diving worldwide. The region hosts vast coral gardens, whose expanse sometimes eclipses that of a soccer field. This diversity of underwater flora is easily accessible, with dives of moderate depth, around 15 - 20 meters. Dives in Komodo are distinguished by their variety: if you're not exploring a secluded coral reef, you're likely to be watching turtles, clownfish coexisting with colorful anemones, mantas, sharks, groupers, and cuttlefish. Additionally, the smaller marine life presents a fascinating diversity, with species such as nudibranchs, hermit crabs, eels, and mantis shrimp. The tranquil marine surface contributes to a relaxing and complete experience. Komodo is defined by its excellent visibility and biodiversity, and by the thrill of drift dives facilitated by its powerful currents. All of this is experienced aboard the Blue Lotus, a brand new luxury boat.
The Red Sea Wrecks safari takes you through the wrecks located in the northern part of the Egyptian Red Sea, one of the world's most renowned concentrations of sunken ships. The diving occurs over steel structures inhabited by schools of fish, where marine life has colonized hulls, holds, and decks, transforming them into artificial reefs. The pace mimics life on board: several daily dives, including some at night, interspersed with periods of rest on the boat.
The highlight is theThistlegorm, a British cargo ship sunk in 1941 that still holds vehicles and ammunition from World War II, but the route connects other famous wrecks in areas such as Abu Nuhas and the Gubal Islands. This trip is intended for experienced divers who are comfortable with occasional currents and depth, in exchange for diving through history beneath the waves, with generally good visibility and warm waters. The combination of wrecks, associated marine life, and navigation between points defines the character of the journey.
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Immerse yourself in the fascinating underwater world of Santa Maria. As the southernmost island in the Azores archipelago, it offers you the opportunity to dive into a unique and diverse marine environment filled with groupers, rays, and occasionally blue sharks.
####Combine it with the beauty of its surface, dominated by rugged cliffs, golden sandy beaches, and green forests that provide a complete experience of tranquility and contact with nature.
####Picturesque villages scattered across the island reflect an old way of life, far from the hustle and bustle of the modern world.
####Here, a different diving journey awaits you, where each dive is an adventure and each day, marked by the gentle climate of the Azores, awakens a different experience.
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The diving trip to Abu Dabbab in Marsa Alam offers divers the opportunity to explore the spectacular bay known worldwide for its marine diversity. The reefs to the north and south are home to a rich and varied underwater flora and fauna. You can expect a vibrant marine display of multicolored fish and spectacular formations of both soft and hard corals. The bay is also famous for the presence of the majestic bowmouth guitarfish. The middle of the bay, where seagrass areas intertwine between two imposing reefs, often transforms into a scene of tranquility where giant turtles and elusive dugongs come daily to feed. In addition to the daily diving experience, special dives are available, such as a full-day excursion to observe dolphins, a double dive at Elphistone, a renowned shark meeting point (requires Advanced certification +50 dives), and a day dedicated to tracking dugongs.
Diving the wrecks of the northern Red Sea is like immersing yourself in one of the most intricate underwater museums on the planet. In this itinerary, the spotlight is on sunken ships, whose steel hulls have gradually transformed into artificial reefs, adorned with coral and surrounded by schools of fish. The day follows the classic rhythm of life aboard, with several daily dives — including some nocturnal ones — and breaks for rest between dives. The Thistlegorm, a British cargo ship sunk in 1941 that still holds vehicles and ammunition from World War II, is the most anticipated dive, but the route connects to other well-known wrecks in locations like Abu Nuhas or the Gubal Islands. This proposal is designed for experienced divers accustomed to depth and occasional currents, seeking to combine history, iron, and marine life, with generally good visibility and temperate waters throughout the trip.
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Bali combines volcanoes, rice terraces, and temples with a mystical background of multiple gods, excellent cuisine, and authentic Balinese hospitality. From Candidasa, a strategic base, we have quick access to Amed, Tulamben, Padang Bai, and Nusa Penida to cover the island's main diving spots. The program balances macro dives over volcanic sand with encounters of large marine life - drift dives, mantas, and, in season, mola mola - and includes traditional jukung boat trips. The underwater diversity is remarkable, with coral gardens, brightly colored anemones, nudibranchs, and other macro species coexisting with turtles and pelagic schools, often within the same dive. Additionally, a full-day tour in Ubud is included to connect with its art, markets, and temples before returning to relax by the coast.
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This expedition to Rasdhoo offers a pace of three daily dives, allowing you to fully explore the rich underwater biodiversity of the region. Madivaru Corner, known as one of the essential points for encountering marine life, is inhabited by schools of trevallies, snappers, barracudas, and shark schools. They provide a relaxed and family-friendly environment, truly like being at home. The team's guides, of Spanish origin, ensure a completely safe and enjoyable travel experience. We invite you to discover Rasdhoo with us, an underwater gem in the heart of the Indian Ocean.
This itinerary combines the most representative points of Palau with its most striking seasonal event: the reproductive aggregation of the double-spotted red snapper (bohar) around the full moon. Every month, in the days leading up to the full moon, thousands of individuals gather at dawn on outer reefs to spawn, forming dense clouds that attract bull and oceanic blacktip sharks; these are early morning dives, with currents and geared towards experienced divers. The rest of the journey links walls and drift channels such as Blue Corner, German Channel, and Ulong Channel, along with Shark City, the Blue Holes, and the Peleliu area, where reef sharks, manta rays, napoleon wrasse, barracudas, and large schools of trevallies are commonly encountered. The pace involves three to four daily dives starting early with breaks on board, and includes one or two dives dedicated to observing the spawning.
Immerse yourself in the captivating underwater world of the Red Sea with our classic liveaboard diving route to the best reefs and wrecks in the north. This diving trip strikes a beautiful balance between exploring the most famous wrecks and diving in vibrant reef environments teeming with life. You will explore the historic remains of the Thistlegorm, Giannis D, Carnatic, and other sunken treasures, each with its own fascinating story to uncover. Additionally, you can dive into the vibrant marine environments of Ras Mohamed Marine Park, Danaba, and Gubal Islands, where the diversity and abundance of species are truly impressive. With a wide variety and richness in every dive, this itinerary meets the expectations of divers at any level.
This seven-night route explores the central atolls of the Maldives aboard the Horizon III, combining shark action, manta cleaning stations, whale shark encounters, channel dives, pinnacles, and reefs with abundant macro life.
The itinerary links North and South Malé Atolls, Vaavu, and South Ari Atoll, offering a comprehensive overview of the archipelago's most representative ecosystems. Divers alternate between walls and thilas with gentle to moderate currents and typical visibility ranging from 15 to 30 meters, making it suitable for a wide variety of skill levels.
Throughout the week, divers enjoy daytime dives, a night dive at Alimatha, and stops at iconic sites like Maaya Thila or Maamigili. This is one of the most sought-after routes in the Maldives due to its balance between large pelagics and reef life.
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Malta, considered the best diving destination in Europe, offers you a week focused on shipwrecks with Scuba Malta, suitable for all levels and with all dives guided in Spanish. The outstanding visibility allows you to fully enjoy icons such as P29, Rozi, and Um El Faroud, as well as enclaves such as Cirkewwa Arch and Merkanti Reef. We design the routes to make the most of each structure safely and with plenty of time for exploration, ideal for wide-angle photography and video. Malta is also a very safe destination: most access points have first aid stations, food options on site, and parking exclusively for divers.
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The Bastianos Coral Triangle Dive Safari traverses three islands in northern Sulawesi — Lembeh, Bangka, and Bunaken — in a single journey that connects different underwater environments within the Coral Triangle; the Lembeh Strait is a hotspot for macro and critters on volcanic sandy bottoms, Bangka offers reefs and soft coral gardens with a good mix of macro and reef life, and Bunaken concludes the trip with coral walls and drift dives in highly biodiverse waters; the pace includes two morning dives on tranquil days, with boat transfers between resorts during the journey without disrupting the diving routine; the format is designed for certified divers looking to experience three different environments in one trip, alternating between macro photography, reef exploration, and wall diving, all within a land-based resort operation with coordinated transfers between islands.
This diving cruise takes you on a week-long journey through the atolls of North Malé, South Malé, Ari, and Vaavu, renowned as the heart of Maldivian diving. The navigation combines channels (kandus), submerged pinnacles (thilas), and cleaning stations, where encounters with mantas, various shark species, and densely populated reefs are common. The itinerary alternates between dives with large marine life and those focused on reefs, moray eels, and macro life, offering a unique profile each day. Currents can be strong, and many dives exceed 18 meters, so having prior experience enhances the enjoyment of the destination. The itinerary is flexible: the course adjusts to sea conditions and the cruise's discretion, always in search of the best sightings. Classic stops include Fish Head, a protected marine area with resident turtles, schools of fusiliers, and reef sharks patrolling the pinnacle.
Best of Maldives brings together the most iconic points of the archipelago in one week, exploring the atolls of North and South Malé, North and South Ari, Rasdhoo, and Vaavu aboard the Emperor Voyager. This balanced itinerary combines the great marine fauna—manta rays at cleaning stations, grey reef sharks and white tip sharks in channels and pinnacles—with vibrant reefs, moray eels, turtles, and abundant macro life. Iconic spots like Fish Head, Maaya Thila, and the stations of Moofushi and Lankan alternate with the night dive at Alimatha, famous for its nurse sharks. There is no fixed route: the cruise director adapts the outings to the currents and conditions to seek the best sightings. Available year-round, this trip is aimed at divers comfortable with currents who wish to gain a comprehensive view of Maldivian diving, with the possibility of encountering hammerheads and whale sharks.
Best of Maldives brings together the most representative points of the archipelago in a week, exploring the atolls of North and South Malé, North and South Ari, Rasdhoo, and Vaavu aboard the Emperor Leo. This is a balanced itinerary that combines large marine fauna—manta rays at cleaning stations, gray reef sharks and white tip sharks in channels and pinnacles—with vibrant reefs, morays, turtles, and abundant macro life. Iconic spots such as Fish Head, Maaya Thila, and the stations of Moofushi and Lankan are alternated with the nighttime dive at Alimatha, famous for its nurse sharks. The route is not fixed: the cruise director adjusts the outings to the currents and conditions to seek out the best sightings. Available year-round, it caters to divers comfortable with current who wish for a comprehensive insight into Maldivian diving, with chances to see hammerheads and whale sharks.
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Faial opens the door to one of the most special diving trips in the Azores, designed for advanced divers seeking high-level immersions in truly iconic settings. This package includes two standout experiences in the archipelago: diving with blue sharks at Condor Bank and an expedition to Princess Alice, renowned for encounters with mobulas, large schools of pelagic fish, and its wild character in the open ocean. It is a proposal intended for those who wish to go a step further and experience the Atlantic in its most intense version. On land, Faial surprises with its volcanic identity, the beauty of Capelinhos, the grand Caldeira, and the maritime charm of Horta, shaping a complete, exclusive, and personality-filled journey.
Best of Maldives brings together the most iconic points of the archipelago in one week, exploring the atolls of North and South Malé, North and South Ari, Rasdhoo, and Vaavu aboard the Emperor Virgo. This balanced itinerary combines great wildlife—manta rays at cleaning stations, gray sharks, and white-tip sharks in channels and pinnacles—alongside vibrant reefs, moray eels, turtles, and abundant macro life. Iconic spots such as Fish Head, Maaya Thila, and the stations at Moofushi and Lankan alternate with the night dive at Alimatha, renowned for its nurse sharks. There is no fixed route: the cruise director adjusts the outings based on currents and conditions to seek the best sightings. Available year-round, this trip is intended for divers comfortable with currents who want a comprehensive view of Maldivian diving, with the possibility of hammerheads and whale sharks.
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Immerse yourself in Bali and Komodo on a trip that begins with an 8-night stay in Candidasa, East Bali. Explore its varied underwater geology, from volcanic sandbanks to coral formations, on 16 dives that will take you to places such as Amed, Padang Bai, Nusa Penida, Tulamben and Candidasa itself. Frequent encounters with manta rays, turtles, nudibranchs of all kinds, cuttlefish, sharks... A true diving paradise. You will also discover Ubud on a full-day tour and enjoy a barbecue at Virgin Beach. The second part of your trip will take you to Labuan Bajo, where you will spend 7 nights in a luxurious hotel overlooking the sea. Explore Komodo National Park during six days of diving, discovering extensive coral gardens, powerful currents and cleaning stations frequented by manta rays. The park's ecosystem also gives you the opportunity to see reef sharks and a wealth of small marine life. This diving trip offers 32 unique dives in two of Southeast Asia's most sought-after diving destinations, all impeccably organised and with high-quality accommodation.
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Bali combines volcanoes, rice terraces, and temples with a mystical background of multiple gods, excellent cuisine, and authentic Balinese hospitality. From Candidasa, a strategic base, we have quick access to Amed, Tulamben, Padang Bai, and Nusa Penida to cover the island's main diving spots. The program balances macro dives over volcanic sand with encounters of large marine life - drift dives, mantas, and, in season, mola mola - and includes traditional jukung boat trips. The underwater diversity is remarkable, with coral gardens, brightly colored anemones, nudibranchs, and other macro species coexisting with turtles and pelagic schools, often within the same dive. Additionally, a full-day tour in Ubud is included to connect with its art, markets, and temples before returning to relax by the coast.
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Faial opens the door to one of the most special diving trips in the Azores, designed for advanced divers seeking high-level immersions in truly iconic settings. This package includes two standout experiences in the archipelago: diving with blue sharks at Condor Bank and an expedition to Princess Alice, renowned for encounters with mobulas, large schools of pelagic fish, and its wild character in the open ocean. It is a proposal intended for those who wish to go a step further and experience the Atlantic in its most intense version. On land, Faial surprises with its volcanic identity, the beauty of Capelinhos, the grand Caldeira, and the maritime charm of Horta, shaping a complete, exclusive, and personality-filled journey.
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Faial is the gateway to one of the most unique and untamed diving trips in the Azores. An experience designed for advanced divers seeking high-quality dives, genuine excitement and scenery that leaves a lasting impression. This package brings together two of the archipelago’s most iconic experiences: diving with blue sharks at Condor Bank and the expedition to Princess Alice, famous for its encounters with manta rays, large schools of pelagic fish and its remote location in the open ocean. It is the perfect trip for those who want to go one step further and experience the Atlantic at its most intense. And on land, Faial wins you over with its volcanic character, the spectacular views of Capelinhos, the vastness of the Caldeira and the seaside charm of Horta, creating an exclusive, comprehensive experience brimming with personality.
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The Yucatan Peninsula is a paradise for diving enthusiasts, with crystal-clear waters that hide a fascinating world. Its stunning cenotes offer a magical experience among stalactites and underwater light shows in the jungle. On the coast, the coral reef of Cozumel dazzles with its incredible visibility and formations, home to nurse sharks, turtles, and reef fish. Dive with us into a world of history, nature, and mystery, where each immersion is an unforgettable adventure.
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The diving trip to Abu Dabbab in Marsa Alam offers divers the opportunity to explore the spectacular bay known worldwide for its marine diversity. The reefs to the north and south are home to a rich and varied underwater flora and fauna. You can expect a vibrant marine display of multicolored fish and spectacular formations of both soft and hard corals. The bay is also famous for the presence of the majestic bowmouth guitarfish. The middle of the bay, where seagrass areas intertwine between two imposing reefs, often transforms into a scene of tranquility where giant turtles and elusive dugongs come daily to feed. In addition to the daily diving experience, special dives are available, such as a full-day excursion to observe dolphins, a double dive at Elphistone, a renowned shark meeting point (requires Advanced certification +50 dives), and a day dedicated to tracking dugongs.
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Maafushi with Sinai Dive Club Maldives is your gateway to the most accessible and exciting side of the Maldives. Based on a local island, with agile logistics near Malé and daily departures to South Malé's underwater classics, where the current brings in grey reef sharks, eagle rays, and vibrant shoals perfect for wow-factor photos. With small groups and personalized attention, you can make the most of every dive, balancing underwater action with afternoons on white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. If you're looking to start enjoying from day one and return with wide-angle memories and a permanent smile, this is the trip for you.
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The Yucatan Peninsula is a paradise for diving enthusiasts, with crystal-clear waters that hide a fascinating world. Its stunning cenotes offer a magical experience among stalactites and underwater light shows in the jungle. On the coast, the coral reef of Cozumel dazzles with its incredible visibility and formations, home to nurse sharks, turtles, and reef fish. Dive with us into a world of history, nature, and mystery, where each immersion is an unforgettable adventure.
This diving cruise explores the atolls of North Malé, South Malé, Ari, and Vaavu for a week, considered the heart of Maldivian diving. The journey combines channels (kandus), submerged pinnacles (thilas), and cleaning stations, where encounters with mantas, various shark species, and densely populated reefs are common.
###The itinerary alternates dives with large marine life and reef, moray eels, and macro life, offering a different profile each day. The currents can be strong, and many dives exceed 18 meters, so the destination is best enjoyed with previous experience.
###The itinerary is flexible: the course adapts to sea conditions and the cruise's criteria, always seeking the best sightings. Among the classic spots is Fish Head, a marine protected area with resident turtles, schools of fusiliers, and gray reef sharks patrolling the pinnacle.
The Best of Thailand explores the main diving spots in the Andaman Sea aboard a diving cruise that combines, in a single journey, the southern pinnacles and the northern Thai reefs.
The route connects sites such as Koh Haa, Hin Daeng, and Hin Muang, known for their soft coral walls and the presence of pelagics, with the manta ray cleaning stations at Koh Bon and Koh Tachai, the granite boulders of the Similan Islands, and Richelieu Rock, one of the most complete reefs in the country.
Diving alternates between reef dives, current-exposed pinnacles, and macro zones, with regular sightings of manta rays, leopard sharks, turtles, moray eels, and large schools of fish, as well as the occasional whale shark. The pace is intensive, with up to four dives daily and night navigations between areas, designed for certified divers who want to cover the most representative sites in Thailand in a single trip.
Fury Shoals features some of the best-preserved reefs in southern Egypt, and the Sea Serpent navigates them with the agility of a small-group vessel. The itinerary focuses on well-maintained hard and soft coral gardens, highlighted by Shaab Sataya, known for its frequent dolphin sightings.
Its distance from northern ports keeps these reefs relatively undisturbed, resulting in relaxed dives over untouched coral and diverse marine life. The Sea Serpent, stable and comfortable while sailing, aligns perfectly with an itinerary that mixes shallow coral points with the walls of Elphinstone. It’s a choice aimed at those who appreciate pristine coral and a tranquil diving environment, away from the more crowded areas.
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Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea with our "Best of Dahab" program. Designed for divers with at least an Open Water Diver certification, the program includes the highlights of the Sinai Peninsula. Experience the diversity of aquatic life in the Gabr El Bint and Ras Abou Galloum Marine Reserves, known for their biodiversity and marine life. Complementing the diving experience is the exciting Camel Safari, where you'll discover a new side of Dahab, and the remote and mysterious Gabr El Bint, only accessible by boat or through a camel journey. The program, also tailored for families and friends, provides a combination of adventures in a unique underwater and terrestrial environment, making this trip a perfect opportunity to enjoy together a week filled with explorations and fulfilled bucket lists. Undoubtedly, "Best of Dahab" is a program that balances diving with the charm of the Sinai region.
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With some of the best diving in Thailand, Phuket is not only a welcoming and diverse diving spot, but also serves as a gateway to explore the most vibrant islands in the Andaman Sea. The variety of marine life that can be discovered at these diving sites is truly rich. From Phuket, you can also embark on an exceptional diving trip to the Similan Islands, where a liveaboard boat like the "Marco Polo" is considered one of the best ways to make the most of diving in these waters. The marine fauna is abundant and diverse, ranging from large pelagics to a wide variety of macro species. Hard and soft coral reefs, rays, mantas, and with luck, whale sharks. The Similan Islands are well-known among diving enthusiasts, and the Richelieu Rock is considered one of the best dives in the world.
Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience diving into Egypt's most pristine and remote reefs. This onboard journey allows for exploration of the iconic diving sites of Brothers and Daedalus, renowned for their overwhelming underwater walls and diverse marine life. You will uncover the best of the Red Sea, including the captivating Elphinstone Reef, considered a gem of the south. The trip also provides ample opportunities to closely observe various shark species such as hammerheads, oceanic whitetips, and possibly the elusive thresher shark. Undoubtedly, an unbeatable adventure for those interested in diving with large pelagic species.
Immerse yourself in a distinguished diving experience in the Maldives aboard the Maldives Master, a specially designed and equipped vessel to offer top-notch underwater experiences at the best price. You will access untouched marine landscapes, teeming with a rich diversity of aquatic species, corals, reef fish, sharks, manta rays, and even the enigmatic whale shark. On this journey, each dive becomes a visual feast, where ocean currents lead you to channels rich in marine life, marine pinnacles, and dives into very deep walls. In the Maldives, the diving experience transcends mere underwater contemplation to become a symbiosis with an enchanting ecosystem. Embark on this journey that will not only touch the ocean surfaces but will also witness the wonders of nature and the depths of your being.
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Baja California Sur offers one of the most direct encounters with marine life in the Eastern Pacific. This diving operation combines days in the Sea of Cortez, with its rock formations, compact schools of fish, and curious sea lions, with possible trips to more exposed points where pelagics gather. The logistics are organized from a base in La Paz, with daily departures on fast boats and a return by midday, allowing for a sustained yet comfortable pace. The water conditions in the Sea of Cortez in December will delight divers. It is a destination that lends itself to attentive observation rather than mass abundance. It requires some flexibility with wind and currents, but rewards with authentic marine scenes, away from mass tourism. Ideal for divers who value wild environments, biological diversity, and the experience of immersing themselves in a coastline still marked by natural rhythms.
This diving trip takes you to the stunning region of Khao Lak and the renowned Similan Islands. In Khao Lak, you will have the opportunity to dive into crystal-clear waters surrounded by marine life, coral reefs, and impressive rock formations. Serving as a starting point for the Similan Islands National Park, the chances of encountering manta rays and whale sharks are frequent. Moving on to the second part of the journey, you will stay on board the "MV Marco Polo" liveaboard to explore the best diving spots in the national park such as Richelieu Rock, located between the Similan Islands and the Surin Islands. With capacity for 12 guests and 6 cabins with AC and private bathrooms, you will have a dynamic and complete experience where you can discover Thailand's best dives.
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Located in the heart of the Western Caribbean, Roatán Island is one of the most comprehensive destinations within the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System. This seven-night itinerary allows for in-depth exploration of its marine landscapes — from coral walls and sheltered channels to open areas where large pelagics may appear — combining onshore comfort with efficient logistics from West End. With a maximum of 20 organized dives, the trip includes excursions to Roatán's most iconic dive sites, renowned for its macro biodiversity and underwater formations. It offers a balanced mix of exploration, relaxation, and direct contact with one of the continent's most vibrant reefs.
NORTH ROUTE
###Immerse yourself in the captivating underwater world of the Red Sea with our liveaboard on the classic north route, featuring the best wrecks and reefs.
This diving trip strikes a beautiful balance between exploring the most famous wrecks and diving in vibrant reefs teeming with life, such asShaab El Erg Reef or the "Aquarium" at Tiran Strait, Jackson Reef. Dive into the historical remains of Thistlegorm, Giannis D, Chrisoula, and other sunken treasures, each with its own fascinating story to uncover. Moreover, you can explore the marine environments of
Ras Mohamed Marine Park, Danaba, and the Gubal Islands, where the diversity and abundance of species are undeniably impressive, particularly during night dives. With a wide variety and richness in every dive, this itinerary meets the expectations of divers of all levels.
SOUTH ROUTE
Highlights of the itinerary through the south and St. Johns:
A wide variety of options with over 21 DIVES in the most remote and rewarding reef systems in the south
A less demanding itinerary to enjoy a more relaxed diving pace
Impressive topography with coral gardens, walls, ledges, and passageways
You will be able to see turtles, sharks, reef grey sharks, reef fish, macro, schools of glass fish, snappers, butterfly fish, and barracudas
The BDE route links the open sea walls of Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone, and the Sea Serpent Contessa navigates it with the amenities of a five-star vessel and a spacious diving platform. These three remote offshore sites are rich in pelagic life, with opportunities to encounter thresher, hammerhead, and oceanic whitetip sharks depending on the season, as well as the wrecks of Aida and Numidia at Big Brother. This itinerary is aimed at experienced divers looking for wall diving and large pelagics. The Contessa's stability in open waters and ample space on board provide comfort on a journey that covers remote and demanding reefs.
This itinerary takes you into the Gulf of Aqaba, a less-traveled area of the northern Red Sea, onboard the Sea Serpent Serena Dreams, which fosters an intimate atmosphere with a small group. The route combines the reefs of the Tiran Strait —Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon— with the wreck of the Thistlegorm, the Ras Mohammed area, and the wrecks of Abu Nuhas, before approaching the region of Dahab. With a capacity of 18 guests and personalized service, the Serena Dreams is perfectly suited for a diverse journey that includes wrecks, reefs, and walls. Its sky view upper deck and spacious lounge provide relaxing areas between dives on a voyage through the northern Red Sea.
The BDE route connects the open sea walls of Brothers, Daedalus, and Elphinstone, and the Sea Serpent Grand navigates it with the spaciousness of a 44-meter vessel and a diving deck designed for large groups. These three remote locations are rich in pelagic life, with the chance to see thresher, hammerhead, and oceanic white-tip sharks depending on the season, as well as the wrecks of Aida and Numidia at Big Brother. This itinerary is intended for experienced divers seeking wall diving and large pelagics. The Grand's gas mixing station and its entry-level diving deck also make it a top choice for technical divers in remote reefs.
The Sea Serpent Excellence, a five-star wooden vessel refurbished in 2020, operates in the northern Red Sea on an itinerary that combines well-known wrecks and pristine reefs. The route alternates between historical wrecks like the Thistlegorm and the Abu Nuhas wrecks, alongside the walls and coral gardens of Ras Mohammed, where the summer sees a concentration of snapper, batfish, and barracudas. The spacious lounge of the Excellence and its teak decks, one partially shaded and the other for sunbathing, provide comfort for a diverse journey, suitable for both beginners in wreck diving and experienced divers. It is a classic offering of the north, with the spaciousness typical of a vessel accommodating 24 passengers.
The DZR route connects three of the most oceanic reefs of the Egyptian Red Sea, and the Sea Serpent Glorious Miss Nouran navigates it with its modern design and spacious common areas. Daedalus features coral-covered walls and seasonal shark sightings; Rocky and Zabargad add vertical walls adorned with soft coral forests and gorgonians, set in one of the country's most remote environments. The itinerary combines these sites with Fury Shoals, Wadi Gimal, and Elphinstone. The Glorious Miss Nouran, with its sundeck bar and panoramic suite, provides comfortable relaxation areas on a journey that involves long passages to reefs far from the shore, catering to divers seeking well-preserved walls.
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Embark with us on this journey to Anilao, in the Philippines, a prestigious diving destination known for its remarkable marine biodiversity. Home to over 600 species of nudibranchs, Anilao has become a beloved location among underwater photographers, thanks to the abundance of macro life and small creatures that reveal themselves on every dive. Get ready to be captivated during night dives, when the underwater world comes alive in a display of colors and shapes. You will have the opportunity to encounter endemic species that make this destination a must-visit for diving enthusiasts.
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Experience two unforgettable weeks of diving in two of the best islands in the Maldives.
This expedition to Rasdhoo offers a pace of three dives daily, allowing you to fully explore the rich marine biodiversity of the region. Known as Madivaru Corner, it is a crucial spot for encountering marine life, home to schools of trevallies, snappers, barracudas, and shark packs. The team's guides, who are of Spanish origin, provide a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, making you feel right at home. They ensure a completely safe and enjoyable travel experience. We invite you to discover Rasdhoo with us, an underwater gem in the heart of the Indian Ocean.
Fuvahmulah is famous for its close encounters with tiger sharks and other pelagic species such as mantas and whale sharks, in a still untouched and spectacular natural environment.
During your stay, you will enjoy up to 5 days in Rasdhoo and 7 in Fuvahmulah.
The island perfectly combines surface tranquility with underwater excitement: pristine reefs, deep walls, caves, and a unique marine biodiversity. Everything is meticulously planned so you can simply relax and enjoy the experience.
Immerse yourself in this adventure designed for divers seeking adrenaline, beauty, and comfort in a destination yet to be fully explored.
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Experience two unforgettable weeks of diving in two of the best islands in the Maldives.
This expedition to Rasdhoo offers a pace of three dives daily, allowing you to fully explore the rich marine biodiversity of the region. Known as Madivaru Corner, it is a crucial spot for encountering marine life, home to schools of trevallies, snappers, barracudas, and shark packs. The team's guides, who are of Spanish origin, provide a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, making you feel right at home. They ensure a completely safe and enjoyable travel experience. We invite you to discover Rasdhoo with us, an underwater gem in the heart of the Indian Ocean.
Fuvahmulah is famous for its close encounters with tiger sharks and other pelagic species such as mantas and whale sharks, in a still untouched and spectacular natural environment.
During your stay, you will enjoy up to 5 days in Rasdhoo and 7 in Fuvahmulah.
The island perfectly combines surface tranquility with underwater excitement: pristine reefs, deep walls, caves, and a unique marine biodiversity. Everything is meticulously planned so you can simply relax and enjoy the experience.
Immerse yourself in this adventure designed for divers seeking adrenaline, beauty, and comfort in a destination yet to be fully explored.
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Experience an unforgettable week of diving in one of the hidden gems of the Maldives. Fuvahmulah is renowned for its close encounters with tiger sharks and other pelagic species such as mantas and whale sharks, in a still pristine and spectacular natural environment.
During your stay, you will enjoy up to six days of guided dives with Fuvahmulah Shark Expedition, experts in the area. In the afternoons, relax on white sandy beaches, stroll around the island, or savor the local hospitality.
The island seamlessly combines tranquility on the surface with excitement underwater: pristine reefs, deep walls, caverns, and a unique marine biodiversity. Everything is carefully planned so you only need to focus on enjoying yourself.
Immerse yourself in this experience tailored for divers seeking adrenaline, beauty, and comfort in a destination still relatively unexplored.
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Experience an unforgettable week of diving in one of the hidden gems of the Maldives. Fuvahmulah is famous for its close encounters with tiger sharks and other pelagic species such as mantas and whale sharks, in a still untouched and spectacular natural environment.
During your stay, you will enjoy up to six days of guided dives with Fuvahmulah Shark Expedition, experts in the area. In the afternoons, relax on white sandy beaches, stroll around the island or enjoy the local hospitality.
The island perfectly combines tranquility on the surface with excitement underwater: unspoiled reefs, deep walls, caves and a unique marine biodiversity. Everything is carefully planned so that you only have to worry about enjoying.
Immerse yourself in this experience designed for divers seeking adrenaline, beauty and comfort in a still largely unexplored destination.
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Experience an unforgettable week of diving in one of the hidden gems of the Maldives. Fuvahmulah is famous for its close encounters with tiger sharks and other pelagic species such as mantas and whale sharks, in a still untouched and spectacular natural environment.
During your stay, you will enjoy up to six days of guided dives with Fuvahmulah Shark Expedition, experts in the area. In the afternoons, relax on white sandy beaches, stroll around the island or enjoy the local hospitality.
The island perfectly combines tranquility on the surface with excitement underwater: unspoiled reefs, deep walls, caves and a unique marine biodiversity. Everything is carefully planned so that you only have to worry about enjoying.
Immerse yourself in this experience designed for divers seeking adrenaline, beauty and comfort in a still largely unexplored destination.
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Explore the island of Phuket, considered a premier diving destination in the crystal-clear waters of the Andaman Sea. This trip combines the beauty of marine life, the tranquility of coral reefs, and the charm of sunken shipwrecks. Your days will be filled with exciting dives, exploring reefs, and observing a variety of marine life, from elegant manta rays to leopard sharks. Beyond its reputation as a diving paradise, Phuket also stands out for its rich culture and lively nightlife. There are countless excursions and activities to enjoy after diving. Under the guidance of our expert instructors, you will be immersed in a wonderful diving experience, discovering every gem that Phuket has to offer. With its crystal-clear water and marine diversity, the island invites you to dive into unknown beauty and find the true essence of underwater adventure.