Chances are you have seen Bali in travel videos but have not gone underwater there. We are going for 10 adventurous days. Fun filled days? Inspiring days? How about all of the above. You get the idea. We are going to spend some time exploring land and sea. Indonesia has some of the best diving in the world. If you are not an underwater photographer yet, you better get started now because you will see some of the underwater world’s most colorful, rare, and strange critters.

Take the plunge… you’ll be amazed what’s below the surface in Fiji! The reefs in the surrounding Bligh Waters are some of the healthiest in the world, with very little pollution and few boats, so you’ll be able to see an array of marine life including clownfish, turtles, colorful soft coral and reef sharks.

Take the plunge… you’ll be amazed what’s below the surface in Fiji! The reefs in the surrounding Bligh Waters are some of the healthiest in the world, with very little pollution and few boats, so you’ll be able to see an array of marine life including clownfish, turtles, colorful soft coral and reef sharks.

Raja Ampat is known by all divers as simply the best destination for diving. For any experienced diver it is the number 1 bucket list dive resort holiday. It has the highest concentration and greatest diversity of marine life on earth. Whether it’s the large whale sharks or the smallest nudibranch, Raja Ampat has it all.

About 30 miles off the northern coast of Honduras lies a precious Caribbean gem: the island of Roatan. The island’s dazzling array of marine life can be found on both shallow reefs and plummeting walls. It is well-known as a destination for hunting macro critters but equally famous for encountering the largest fish in the sea: majestic whale sharks. Roatan is perfectly suited for new and veteran divers alike.