You want to see anything , in anytime , in anywhere . We’ve found 5 perfect destinations:

Alotau, Milne Bay and Tufi

Papua New Guinea

Best time to go: Year round, Milne Bay best January - April, Tufi best October to-November

What to see:

icon Rays
icon Manta rays
icon Turtles

Highlights:

  • Remote, peaceful, and incredibly diverse diving destinations
  • Visit Dinah’s Beach in Milne Bay, the birthplace of muck diving
  • Dive within a stunning fjord system, carved from volcanic lava
  • Fascinating cultural, historical, and natural discoveries on offer

Palau

Pacific Islands

Best time to go: Best season December to April.

What to see:

icon Sharks
icon Reef sharks
icon Jellyfish lakes

Highlights:

  • Dive the famous Blue Corner, Chandelier Caves and other world-class sites
  • Explore the stunning Rock Islands, home to hidden lagoons and jellyfish lake
  • Encounter manta rays, prolific marine life and sharks
  • Dive Palau’s many wrecks from World War II, including planes

Komodo National Park

Indonesia

Best time to go: September to December offer great conditions and the park is less busy.

What to see:

icon Sharks
icon Reef sharks
icon Rays

Highlights:

  • Discover one of the world’s richest marine environments
  • Dive or snorkel with groups of manta rays throughout the park
  • Trek on Komodo or Rinca in search of the infamous Komodo dragon
  • Explore two distinct diving regions in one UNESCO World Heritage Site

North Malé Atoll

Maldives

Best time to go: Year round, but best December to April.

What to see:

icon Rays
icon Eagle rays
icon Sharks

Highlights:

  • Encounter majestic manta rays at Manta Point
  • Dive submerged thilas and channels covered in soft corals
  • Visit the Banyan Tree Marine Conservation Lab and help conserve turtles
  • Close proximity and easy access to Malé airport

Anilao

Philippines

Best time to go: Year round, best October to May.

What to see:

icon Muck critters
icon Ghost pipefish
icon Rare Octopus

Highlights:

  • Home to some of the diving world’s most sought after critters
  • Search for frogfish, shrimps and unusual octopus and scorpionfish
  • Resorts set up specifically to cater to underwater photographers
  • Accessible by road from Manila, the capital of the Philippines