Filters No active filtes 0 Filters Search Wildlife Select 0 Difficulty Beginner Advanced Expert Rating ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Clear All Apply Apply Select Animals Alamy-Cultura Creative Sharks 0/32 Select All iStock/Extreme Photographer Whale Shark iStock/Vladoskan Great White Shark Alamy/Fiona Ayerst Tiger Shark Alamy/Nature Picture Library Mako Shark iStock/Howard Chen Blue Shark AdobeStock/G Russel Childress Great Hammerhead Shark Alamy-Christian Zappel Scalloped Hammerhead Alamy/National Geographic Image Collection Oceanic Whitetip Shark Alamy/imageBROKER Thresher Shark iStock-FionaAyerst Lemon Shark iStock/Dimitrios Stefanidis Sand Tiger Shark iStock/HakBak1979 Bull Shark iStock-Lindsey Dougherty Silvertip Shark iStock_strmko Silky Shark iStock-June Jacobsen Whitetip Reef Shark AdobeStock-Nikolai Sorokin Blacktip Reef Shark AdobeStock-hakbak Nurse Shark iStock-Nigel Marsh Wobbegong AdobeStock-Magnus Zebra Shark AdobeStock-Marc Henauer Grey Reef Shark Alamy-Steve Woods Photography Oceanic Blacktip Shark iStock-Martin Voeller Angel Shark iStock-ShaunWilkinson Sawshark Alamy-Doug Perrine Porbeagle Shark Shutterstock-Alessandro De Maddalena Bronce Whaler Shark Shutterstock-Steffen.E Cat Shark Shutterstock-Tomas Kotouc Galapagos Shark Shutterstock-Boris Pamikov Dogfish Shark Shutterstock-Kim_Briers Bamboo Sharks Shutterstock-Lapis2380 Epaulette Sharks Shutterstock-KARYI YEAP Necklace Carpet Shutterstock-Dirk van der Heide Bullhead Sharks Alamy_Dray van Beeck Seahorses and Pipefishes 0/6 Select All iStock-atese Pygmy Seahorse Alamy-WaterFrame Common Seahorse Alamy-WaterFrame Spiny Seahorse iStock-Rob Peatling Weedy Seadragon iStock-Christian von Mach Pipefish iStock-MadKruben Leafy Seadragon AdobeStock-Longjourneys Rays 0/12 Select All iStock/Divepic Giant Oceanic Manta Ray iStock-crisod Reef Manta Ray Shutterstock-Charlie squier Mobula Ray iStock/Juliosanjuan Eagle Ray iStock/Extreme-Photographer Stingrays Shutterstock-Laura Dinraths Electric Ray Alamy-Nature Photographers Ltd Skate Fish Shutterstock-Lewis Burnett Guitarfish Shutterstock-wildestanimal Munk Devil Ray Shutterstock-Charlie squier Shortfin Devil Ray Alamy-Wildestanimal Spinetail Mobula Shutterstock-Lewis Burnett Atlantic Manta iStock-mihtiander Saltwater Fishes 0/50 Select All iStock-stock_colors Tarpon Alamy/BIOSPHOTO Ocean Sunfish Shutterstock-Henry_and_Laura_Whittaker Grouper/Basslets Alamy-WaterFrame Moray Eel Shutterstock-s_a_j Sand Eel iStock-deraugenzeuge Snake Eel Alamy-Water Frame Conger Eel Shutterstock-Greg Amptman Wolf Eel Shutterstock-Rich Carey Angelfish Shutterstock_Krzysztof Odziomek Butterfly Fish Udo Kefrig Clownfish iStock-Global_Pics Barracuda iStock-Hoatzinexp Jackfish iStock-Miguel-Angelo-Silva. Scorpionfish iStock/cinoby Lionfish istock-atese Frogfish iStock-Rainer von Brandis Snapper iStock-mirecca Surgeonfish Shutterstock-aquapix Sweetlips and Grunts iStock-burnsboxco Parrotfish iStock-Global_Pics Soldierfish iStock-wrangel Triggerfish iStock-Global_Pics Squirrelfish iStock/ultramarinfoto Wrasse Alamy-Andre Seal Damselfish Shutterstock-Levent Konuk Goatfish Shutterstock-Al McGlashan Tuna Shutterstock-Hans Gert Broeder Garfish Shutterstock-Miroslav Halama Cornetfish iStock-stephankerkhofs Porcupinefish AdobeStock-JirinaVFR Pufferfish AdobeStock_Vladimir Wrangel Boxfish AdobeStock_cherylvb Garibaldi Damselfish Shutterstock_Leo Lorenzo Trumpetfish Alamy-Reinhard Dirscherl Bannerfish AdobeStock-Composer. Flounder iStock-bearacreative Emperor iStock-atese Ribbon Moray Eel (Ghost Eel) Alamy-Water Frame Panther Moray Eel (Dragon Eel) Shutterstock-Vladimir Wrangel Sole Shutterstock-Miroslav Halama Pollock SSI-Peter-Schinck Gurnards Shutterstock-Damir Zurub John Dory Shutterstock-COZ Mullet Shutterstock-andrzej_67 Cod SSI-Peter-Schinck Seamoths SSI-Peter-Schinck Stonefish SSI-Peter-Schinck Leaf Scorpionfish Shutterstock-Fotokon Garden Eel Shutterstock-Martin Voeller Sheephead Wrasse iStock-mel-nik Freshwater Fishes 0/27 Select All iStock-ANDY_BOWLIN Bass iStock-abadonian Pike Shutterstock-Rostislav Stefanek Carp Shutterstock-divedog Trout iStock-wrangel Eel Shutterstock-Rostislav Stefanek Walleye iStock-jpa1999 Perch Shutterstock-zsolt_uveges Catfish Alamy-Mark Conlin Salmon AdobeStock-Composer Flounder iStock-Zocha_K Sturgeon iStock-wrangel Common Rudd iStock-DanBachKristensen Char AdobeStock-mirecca Burbot iStock-MikeLane45 European Bullhead iStock-hadot European bitterling Shutterstock-Rostislav Stefanek Tench Shutterstock-Aleron Val Stickleback AdobeStock-Alex Loach Goby Shutterstock-Tony Tilford Common Bream Shutterstock-Khairul Ishra Gar Shutterstock-Erman Gunes Blue Tilapia Shutterstock-Miroslav Halama Bowfin iStock-PEDRE Lampreys Shutterstock-Sanit Fuangnakhon Barramundi Shutterstock-Griffin Gillespie Paddle Fish Shutterstock-Rostislav Stefanek Grayling iStock/mbolina Turtles 0/7 Select All Alamy-National Geographic Creative Leatherback Turtle Shutterstock-Shane Myers Photography Green Turtle iStock-ShaneGross Loggerhead Turtle Shutterstock-Andrey Armyagov Hawksbill Turtle Shutterstock-Joost van Uffelen Olive Ridley Turtle Shutterstock-Inuka Manmitha Kemp`s Ridley Turtle Shutterstock-Kylie Spencer Flatback Turtle AdobeStock-wildestanimal Mollusks 0/8 Select All Alamy/Reinhard Dirscherl Octopus Shutterstock_DiveIvanov Squid SSI-Peter-Schinck Cuttlefish SSI-Peter-Schinck Nudibranch Shutterstock-Damsea Saltwater Mussels Shutterstock-AFD GRAPHICCELL Sea Snails Shutterstock-Damsea Freshwater Mussels Shutterstock-Magdalena Teterdynko Freshwater Snails AdobeStock_Janelle Crustaceans 0/6 Select All Shutterstock-Shane Gross Shrimp iStock-Global_Pics Spiny Lobster Shutterstock-RLS Photo Lobster iStock-Michael Zeigler Crab Unsplash-autumn bradley Freshwater Crayfish Shutterstock-aRTI01 Freshwater Shrimps Shutterstock_Astridlike Jellyfish 0/5 Select All Shutterstock_Dewald Kirsten Sea Wasp Shutterstock_Astridlike Sea Nettle AdobeStock-_italo Moon Jellyfish AdobeStock_Sean Lion’s Mane Jellyfish Alamy-Stephen Frink Collection Portuguese Man o'War Alamy/Nature Picture Library Whales 0/9 Select All AdobeStock-Magnus Humpback Whale Alamy-Biosphoto Pilot Whale Alamy-Nature Picture Library Bryde’s Whale AdobeStock-Sean Beluga Whale Shutterstock-Andrea Izzotti Beaked Whale Alamy-WaterFrame Sperm Whale Alamy-Nature Picture Library Blue Whale Alarmy/Steffen Binke Minke Whale Shutterstock-Tomas Kotouc Grey Whale iStock/NaluPhoto Dolphins 0/6 Select All Alamy/Wildestanimal Killer Whale (Orca) AdobeStock-wildestanimal Common Dolphin Tobias Friedrich Bottlenose Dolphin Alamy-BIOSPHOTO Pilot Whale Shutterstock-Andrea Izzotti Striped Dolphin iStock-stephnea Spinner Dolphin iStock-Michael Zeigler Other Mammals 0/3 Select All Alamy-Nature Picture Library River Dolphin Alamy/imageBROKER Manatee iStock-Will Tudor Otter iStock-stephankerkhofs Corals 0/2 Select All iStock-ifish Hard Corals Unsplash-pascal van de vendel Soft Corals Shutterstock-Ethan Daniels Echinoderms 0/4 Select All Shutterstock-John A. Anderson Starfish Unsplash-Sonia Kowsar Sea Urchins Shutterstock-Ethan Daniels Crinoids Shutterstock-Ethan Daniels Sea Cucumbers Unsplash-byron burns;kristina kutlesa Amphibians 0/2 Select All Unsplash-byron burns Frogs and Toads Shutterstock-Martin Voeller Salamander No results found Ducks Diving Superior, Marsa Alam Marsa Gabal el Rosas (Ducks center) (★4.5) Narrow entrance with a sandy bottom. Nice coral. A good dive site to make drift dives from the zodiac on the North Anemone City. Good for experienced and beginner divers. Aqualung White Bank (★4.4) Located East of Praslin island, approximately 15-20 mins boat ride from the dive centre, time may vary depending on the weather conditions. The dive consists of submerged granitic rocks to which there are sponges and corals gripped onto them . Average depth 15-22 metres. BLUE SEA DIVERS, MAHE Ave Maria (★4.3) Dive amongst these rocky islands between Praslin and La Digue with depths of 5 to 25 meters. There is much life in these canyons. A beautiful dive. You may need more than one dive to get to see everything this site offers. Maldives Passions, 08090 Maafushi Kandooma Thila (★4.5) This “Thila” is in the middle of the kandooma kandu. From 2000 to 2009 this dive site was ranked world 10th place of shark diving. The top of the reef is full of hard corals. The sides of the “Thila” are covered with soft corals. The currents are strong here and highly recommend for Advanced and Nitrox divers. Dive One Academy, Sharm El Sheikh Gordon Reef (★4.5) Gordon reef is most famous for the wreck of the “Loullia” which ran aground on the northern end of the reef in 1981. This dive can be done as either a drift or a mooring dive, mooring on the southern side of the reef. Kay H. (#2592226) Punta Perdiz (★4.4) Located in the area called “Bay of Pigs,” Punta Perdiz is a very popular dive destination due to its conditions: easy diving and little current. This dive site is suitable both for beginners and expert divers. More advanced divers can slip over the wall that is accessible during the dive. SSI Service Center Egypt, 84517 Hurghada Elphinstone Reef (★4.4) This is one of the most famous dive site in Egypt. The Elphinstone Reef is full of healthy corals, magnificent clear blue water, and rich marine life. It is also a great destination to see your first shark. Jacob L. (#2943087) Grouper Hole (★4.4) Football Field, Pine Cay Turks and Caicos boat accessible salt water dive site. Maximum dept 141-150 feet. The average visibility is 100 to 110 feet Mares Shark Airport (★4.5) The sloping, terrace-like area of the reef, found at 20 meters, is the highlight of this dive site. This is where several whitetip reef sharks can be spotted all at once. This dive site is very remote and only accessible by a liveaboard boat. Aqua Marine, 00802 St Thomas Coral Bowl (★4.5) Fish Bowl is a natural sand-filled bowl within a ring of volcanic boulders, covered with gorgonians and filled with corals, sponges, sea rods, and sea fans more common in deeper water. This site does get to 70+ feet/21+m and therefore is best for more intermediate level divers. Aqua Marine, 00802 St Thomas Cow Rock (★4.5) Cow rock is one of the most recognized dive sites in St. Thomas. Small caves/swim throughs and beautiful elkhorn corals are the dominant features. It is definitely a favorite! Aqua Marine, 00802 St Thomas French Cap Pinnacle (★4.8) French Cap is absolutely a staff personal favorite dive site! It is close to the south drop, so there is always a surprise waiting for us; big fish and lots of them. This site is deeper than our typical sites, nearing 100 feet, and the dive takes place around a central pinnacle. Mares Barracuda Shoals (★4.5) A great, easy dive in super clear water; perfect for beginning divers and snorkelers. This site is located in the Exumas not far from George Town and is named for the abundance of barracuda found here. Scubapro, Stephen Frink Ashos Gap (Shark Cleaning Station) (★4.0) Asho’s Gap in Coral Bay is a vibrant dive site named after a legendary local skipper. Warm waters and dense fish life—parrotfish, trevallies, and more—greet you immediately. A major highlight is its bustling shark cleaning station, making it a favorite among divers. Hans E. (#3545391) Big Brother (★4.3) Offshore Island with stunning reef walls all around it. Potentially very strong currents which can change throughout the dive so be aware of this. Drift diving and deep diving experience is essential. Make sure you also have an SMB on every dive. Mares 2 Mile Stringer (★4.2) This site is like an oasis in the desert – 2 rocky outcroppings surrounded by sand. Game fish are regular visitors and is also known as a nursery area for juvenile fish. It is home to a variety of creatures . This dive site is only accessible by boat. The depth is between 10 and 13m and is situated beyond the backline. It is best dived in flat conditions, ensuring that the current is not too strong. Aqualung 3 Mile Reef Hotspots (★4.2) This dive site is accessible by boat, with an average depth of 25m and a maximum depth of 32m. All exits on the boats are done by doing a negative entry. Mares Rasdhoo North Channel (★4.5) North Channel on the north/north-east side of Rasdhoo Atoll. The channel is relatively shallow and with average depth of 20 m is suitable for competent open water divers. The current can get quite strong here, so choosing the right time to visit is important. Scubapro, Stephen Frink SS Yongala Wreck (★4.6) SS Yongala Wreck - The boat is now an artificial reef with amazing marine life that are supersized compared to seeing them on the Great Barrier Reef. You cannot penetrate or touch the wreck as it is a grave site but this doesn’t take away from this amazing dive. Can have very strong currents. Scubapro, Stephen Frink Spanish Anchor (★4.2) At the far South end of Molasses Reef, at the base of mooring ball number 21, you will find the massive old Spanish Anchor. This end of Molasses Reef tends to get a bit of current, sometimes even making it not dive-able. You might see sea turtles, loggerhead turtles, Reef Sharks, Bull Sharks, Hammerhead Sharks Mares Fish Bowl (★4.5) Fish Bowl is a shallow reef dive famous for its huge concentration of reef fish, which is why divers call it a “fish bowl.” When the fish gather around the coral bommies, it can feel like you’re inside an aquarium. It’s usually a relaxed and colourful dive, suitable for most divers. Scubapro, Stephen Frink Marilyn’s Cut (★4.5) Marilyn’s Cut is one of the most popular sites in the Bloody Bay Marine Park. This gorgeous drop-off is best known for its large swim-through and Sid Vicious, a damselfish with anger issues. DivePoint Hudhuran Fushi, 20193 Male Okobe Thila (★4.3) This amazing reef are 3 blocks. The biggest begins in the south between 80-100m long and it's full of corals, it would be nice we can start here. In the east we have another wonderful block a bit similar to east block Maya Thila covert full with corals. In the north is the smallest block. AOW or higher Aqua Marine, 00802 St Thomas Buck Island Point (Submarine Alley) (★4.5) Buck island point can be dived both as a stationary dive returning to the boat which would remain at the mooring, or as a drift dive into Shipwreck cove and finishing on a different mooring. The max depth is 80ft and average depth of 65ft. Mares Mantas and More (★4.5) This is a top dive site in this area, located to the east of Mulee Island. During the season from December to May, it is possible to spot manta rays with their offspring, busying themselves around the numerous cleaning stations at 10 - 15 meters. The gentle slope from 15 - 30 meters is adorned with coral formations. Aqualung Maaya Thila, North Ari Atoll (★4.5) Once this dive site was on the top 10 best in the world. Due to this rating many divers dived this site and specially at night. The damage on the top of this Thila (diver error) is bad, but as from 12m acceptable. At night many giant trevally and some white tips hunting. Jakub S. (#2992458) Thulhagiri Housereef (★4.2) The main housereef of Thulhagiri resort. It spans across the northwest-north part of the island. Entry points are marked with red buoys. The western buoy has a line attached to get to 6m deep plateu. perfect for training dives. Afterwards the dive is mostly wall with multiple overhangs going down to about 20m. Mares Little Brother (★4.3) Brothers Island, or El Akhawen, is a “must dive“ for every diver that visits Egypt. This dive site can be reached only via liveaboard boats. The location contains two islands, the small and the big island. This is a more advanced dive as it can have strong currents and deep drop-offs with lots of shark sightings. Mares, Janez Kranjc Long Caye Ridge (★4.5) A beautiful site located in the Lighthouse Reef Atoll accessible only by boat. Beautiful, healthy coral formations with tons of marine life to see. Scubapro, Stephen Frink Tent Reef Deep (★4.5) This site is a deep patch reef at the end of the Tent Reef system. The small, steep-sided reef is often combined with a visit to the Tent Reef dive site. Mares Protea Banks (★4.0) This is an advanced dive site with 30m depth and more. The point of entry is at Shelley Beach with a boat ride of approximately 6km. Aqualung Muthafushi Thila (★4.3) Muthafushi Thila is a small pinnacle dive site. This site is great for avid photographers and those who enjoy diving slow and looking around to discover all the life this reef has to offer. Lake Hickory Scuba, Inc., 28681 Taylorsville Georgia Aquarium (★4.9) The Georgia Aquarium is one of the most renowned aquariums in the United States located in Atlanta, Georgia. This aquarium displays hundreds of different animal species amongst seven themed galleries. Aqualung Filitheyo Thila (★4.2) since 2025-09-28, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, under construction, Aqualung The Pumpkin Patch (★4.4) The Pumpkin Patch is a spectacular reef dive, shallow enough to snorkel, that sits off the southwest coast of New Providence. Water flowing off the Great Bahama Bank twice a day, during the tidal change, over the wall and into the Tongue of the Ocean brings nutrient-rich water making this reef a haven for all. Mares, Janez Kranjc Kandholhudhoo Thila (★4.5) A small thila on the northwest of Kandolhu resort which is suitable for all level of divers. It offers plenty of marine life and with some luck even eagle rays or mobulas can be spotted. The top reef starts as shallow as 5 meters and it falls to a sandy bottom of 25 - 30 meters. Mares Coral Gardens - Lady Elliot Island (★4.4) Explore the enchanting Coral Gardens dive site at Lady Elliot Island! Immerse in a kaleidoscope of vibrant corals, creating a mesmerizing underwater landscape. Mares Great Blue Hole - Belize (★4.6) The Great Blue Hole sits just off Lighthouse Reef in Belize and is one of the most famous marine sinkholes in the world. It is 407 feet deep, with many stalactites to be seen. This is an advanced dive due to the depth and seemingly bottomless hole. It is easy to get too deep too fast, so watch your gauges! Aqualung Long Caye Aquarium (★4.6) This is a great little wall dive with the reef starting in just 20 feet of water (good for snorkelers) but then drops off into hundreds of feet deep. The visibility is great, and there is much to see! SSI AUSTRALIA, 4207 YATALA Milln Reef - The Whale (★4.3) The premier dive and snorkel destination out of Cairns. Milne Reef has exceptional visibility and will impress even the most experienced diver. Gorgeous shallow coral gardens, swim-throughs, and a guarantee turtle encounters await you. SSI Service Center Egypt, 84517 Hurghada Big Brother East (★4.3) Brothers Island, or El Akhawen, is a “must dive“ for every diver that visits Egypt. This dive site can be reached only via liveaboard boats. The location contains two islands, the small and the big island. This is a more advanced dive as it can have strong currents and deep drop-offs with lots of shark sightings. David M. (#2588036) Ray of Hope (Wreck) (★4.7) The Ray of Hope is a 200-foot long Haitian freighter that was sunk as an artificial reef in 2003. She is fully intact, allowing divers to penetrate her interior, cabins, and gangways. Sitting in just 40-60 feet of water, this is the perfect dive for all levels of divers. Aqualung Great Blue Hole - Bahamas (★4.5) Found off Andros, the Great Blue Hole is probably one of the most unique dives in the Bahamas. This natural hole in the open ocean floor is about 100 feet across and over 200 feet deep. Mares, Janez Kranjc James Bond Wrecks (★4.4) With their glory days long past, these purposefully sunk wrecks have become amazing artificial reefs for an array of fish, turtles, and eels to call home. Due to the Bahamas’ gin-clear water, Universal Studios sunk a number of vessels here to shoot many of the James Bond films on. Luca M. (#3528019) Elphinstone North (★4.4) Located 30km from Marsa Alam, Elphinstone North is one of the main dive sites in this area with lots of sharks and some of the most healthy coral reefs in the region. It is a 90 minute boat ride to reach, however definitely worth the trip! Aqualung San Benedicto Canyon (★4.6) ’El Canyon’ is located on the south end of San Benedicto Island within the famed Revillagigedo Islands. An amazing site that attracts large pelagics due to its depth and exposure to the open ocean. This is an advanced to expert level dive and can only be reached via liveaboard. Mares Vertical Awareness (★4.7) Diving Vertical Awareness off of Lehua, Kauai is a remote location for advanced divers looking for a real adventure. This rock wall drops off to over 130 feet deep with possible strong currents but the amazing topography and chance to swim with the endangered Monk seal make it all worth it! Mares Taotoi (★4.4) Privileged place to observe giant morays, sharks and all kind of reef fishes. It is a favorite dive site for beginners and first time divers in Moorea. Scubapro, Stephen Frink Teavanui Pass (★4.5) As in all the channels/passes, it is possible to see big pelagic animals passing. The current can sometimes be strong, so this dive is more suitable for advanced divers. Aqua Marine, 00802 St Thomas Cartanza Wreck (★4.4) Beginner wreck dive where divers will see a small shipwreck of the Cartanza, which is broken into three pieces. Max depth on the wreck is 41 feet, with option to explore deeper reef extending to 60 feet. Many divers and snorkelers enjoy shipwreck cove as it is protected from wind, and there are many moorings. 12...10→