Pet Cemetery (Sac Actun)
Riviera Maya & Cenotes, Mexico
Shallow, calm cenote where the floor holds the jawbone of a tapir and remains of a prehistoric camel among stalactites.
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Riviera Maya & Cenotes, Mexico
Shallow, calm cenote where the floor holds the jawbone of a tapir and remains of a prehistoric camel among stalactites.
Socorro (Revillagigedo), Mexico
A split-rock pinnacle where whitetip reef sharks pack into crevices while silky and Galapagos sharks cruise the blue.
Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon, Micronesia
The 'Million Dollar Wreck', a 117 m freighter named for its costly cargo.
Sharm El Sheikh & Ras Mohammed, Egypt
Upturned steamer launched in 1872 that sank in 1876, lying from 15 m at the bow to 29 m at the stern.
Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon, Micronesia
A shallow Japanese Navy bomber wreck off Eten Island, often followed by schools of batfish.
Palau
A vertical wall dropping to 900 feet, where hawksbill turtles feed and rest on the reef top.
Portofino & San Fruttuoso, Italy
A bronze Christ placed in 1954 on the floor of San Fruttuoso bay, inside the Portofino Marine Protected Area.
Bahamas
The world's third-deepest blue hole at 202 m, in a bay west of Clarence Town, Long Island, and the venue of freediving world records.

Roatán & Bay Islands, Honduras
A 60 m cargo ship on its starboard side at about 33 m, where large groupers, sometimes 15 to 20, lurk inside alongside moray eels.
Hurghada, Egypt
Abu Nuhas wreck whose engine room at 13 m allows easy penetration through clouds of glassfish.

Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon, Micronesia
At 163 m the largest wreck in Truk, a submarine tender with torpedoes still in its holds.

Palau
An upright WWII Japanese fleet oiler, torpedoed then sunk by aircraft in 1944, with its deck at 28 m and forward tower rising to 8 m.
Lake Kaindy, Kazakhstan
Trunks of submerged Schrenk's spruce stand in a 2,000 m alpine lake dammed by a landslide from the 1911 Kebin earthquake.
Lake Tignes, France
Guided dives under 1-2 m of ice on the natural lake of Tignes, where trout overwinter beneath the frozen surface.

Chuuk (Truk) Lagoon, Micronesia
A twin-barrel anti-aircraft gun, three Howitzers and a Japanese battle tank lie on this wreck.
Cozumel, Mexico
A maze of swim-throughs by a 30–50 ft mini wall and Palancar's main wall (14–27 m), with big groupers and hawksbill turtles.
Palau
A 90 m tunnel open at both ends at 35–40 m, with grey reef sharks at the entrance and whitetips resting on the floor.

Hurghada, Egypt
Abu Nuhas wreck lying at 24 m parallel to the reef, home to sweepers, glassfish, batfish and nudibranchs.
Palau
A channel blasted through the reef where manta rays visit cleaning stations, with peak sightings from December to March.
Belize
A shallow channel about 9 m deep in a marine reserve, where large groupers, nurse sharks, stingrays and green moray eels can be seen.
Marsa Alam & the Brothers, Egypt
Easy shore dive to 20 m in a bay where you may meet a dugong among many giant green sea turtles.
Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand
Perhaps the signature dive of the Poor Knights: an arch floored at 37 m beside one of the finest vertical wall descents at the islands.
Sharm El Sheikh & Ras Mohammed, Egypt
Sharm pinnacles where red tooth triggers and Red Sea bannerfish gather over the reef.
Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand
Dive inside the largest sea cave by volume in the southern hemisphere, where schools of blue and pink maomao gather in the shade.