You might consider going somewhere remote or exotic when you plan your next dive trip. You might also want to dive the coral reefs off Indonesia's coast, in addition to the famous sites like Shark Reef Marine Reserve in Philippines. These sites are famous for their mantas, bizarre muck diving animals, and other spectacular sights. These places will leave you in awe.
Sipadan
Scuba divers can't resist the lure of the reefs of Sipadan, a popular spot in the Philippines. This area is located in the middle the coral triangle, making it one among the most biodiverse marine ecosystems in the world. You will see turtles, sharks and lionfish in this area. With visibility ranging from 15 meters to 40 meters, you'll have no trouble exploring the underwater world around Sipadan.
Shark Reef Marine Reserve
In the shark-rich waters of the Shark Reef Marine Reserve, you can experience some of the most thrilling dives in the world. As you are surrounded by many species coral and fish, a visit to the marine reserves is a memorable experience. There are 125 types of sharks as well as more than 5,000 seaweed species and mollusks. Heart Reef, which contains a variety of fish and corals is the most impressive, is home to many amazing species. This stunning structure is 17m in diameter and can be seen from above.
Half Moon Caye Wall
Many types of marine life can be found at this spectacular dive spot. Recent research has revealed that the wall is home to sharks who recently made it their home. You should also be on the lookout to spot sea fans, brain Coral, and other wildlife while you're there. There may be a few turtles. You might be feeling more adventurous and want to explore underwater tunnels between coral outcrops.
Yongala
There are many ways to dive on the SS Yongala. Townsville is 3 hours away by fastboat from Townboard. These dives are approximately 30m deep, and are suitable for Advanced certified divers. You can take a day trip to dive the SS Yongala if you have the funds. The trip takes about three hours total and includes two tanks.
Punta Vicente Roca
Punta Vicente Rocca is a unique spot for scuba diving. It is only 200 km from the nearest island. On a dive here you can see many different sea creatures, such as the Galapagos marine Iguana and red-lipped batfish. Photographers may also be able to capture the rare Galapagos flightless Cormorants.
Bonaire
Bonaire's divers will be amazed at the beauty and diversity of its diving sites. The island's leeward side is home to some outstanding dive sites. This spot is popular with divers and snorkellers alike. It has clear water and abundant schooling fishing fish. This site is a combination of the popular Karpata dive site and offers spectacular drop-offs as well as massive coral formations.