Brunei is increasingly well known for its fabulous wreck diving. Warm tropical waters delight divers of all levels. As do unpolluted oceans & uncrowded beaches.
Cambodia’s tropical waters are teeming with marine life and colorful reefs. Some of the most unexpected diving in Southeast Asia can be found in Cambodia, with its stretch of coastline and small is...
Uncrowded dive sites full of an astounding array of biodiversity bewitch divers who enjoy 40 meter visibility, walls that drop into infinity, a WWII wreck and incredibly colorful coral reefs.
Diving in East Timor is brilliant. You’ll have great visibility for the plentiful encounters with whales and dolphins. Primary dive locations are Dili & Atauro Island.
India, incredibly unique, has countless opportunities for exploration. Scuba dive in blue lagoons, trek through steamy jungles or hustle through a bustling city - all in the span of a single day.
Indonesia consists of 13,466 islands between Southeast Asia and Australia. With 25% of the world’s species of fish, and 15% of its coral, this beautiful country is a must for any passionate diver.
A country brimming with history, Japan offers unique scuba diving in a serene setting. Trek from the mountains to massive cities to the endless ocean, all in a single day.
Malaysia offers world-class diving at places like Sipadan Island and is also ideal for new divers with its easy diving and healthy reefs at islands off the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia.
Only open to tourism since 1997, Myanmar offers a glimpse into unspoilt reefs and undiscovered territory. Big fish sightings and rare macro life reward divers who venture into this remote destination.
With 7,107 islands, the Philippines offers opportunities for every level. Advanced divers can enjoy deep wrecks, while beginners will appreciate easy beach entries. 1,200 macro and pelagic species ...
Get some certifications in Singapore, an island country to the south of Malaysia. Affordable diving packages makes Singapore an attractive investment.
South Korea has great seasonal diving that’s not to be missed, with warm waters from the South China Sea in summer and colder currents in winter combining to make for some unique dive experiences.
Sri Lanka, the pearl of the Indian Ocean, offers a myriad of diving adventures, from vibrant coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, to countless sunken wrecks waiting to be explored.
With deserted dive sites containing an interesting mix of landscapes, pelagic species and corals, Taiwan isn’t yet a major dive destination. But, it’s certain to attract more divers as word spreads.
Thailand has many superb diving destinations from which to choose. All come with beautiful beaches, swaying palms and clear warm water rich with a plethora of marine life that includes manta rays a...
Vietnam makes for an unusual dive destination but its popularity is slowly growing with hidden gems like Con Dao and Phu Quoc as well as new divers playground Nha Trang.
