Diveity's dive site atlas spans 556 dive sites across 17 countries, from shallow shore entries to deep wrecks and drift dives. Guides bring together available information on dive sites, marine life and nearby operators. Some guides are partial; missing or disputed details are labelled.
Sites are organized by country, then region, then area, so you can zoom from a whole coastline down to a single bay. Start broad if you're still picking a destination, or jump straight to a named site if you already know where you're headed — every level of the hierarchy links up and down, and every page counts what it aggregates below it.
Browse by country, region or area to compare dive sites. Read each guide's sources and uncertainty labels, and confirm access and current conditions with a local operator.
556 dive sites are listed across 17 countries. Some guides are partial, with missing or disputed details labelled.
Best conditions shift by region and season, so there's no single answer worldwide. Check a specific dive site's page for depth, visibility, and current details before you plan a trip.
From shallow reefs to deep wrecks, drift dives to wall dives — Diveity's dive site atlas spans every style of diving, searchable by country, region, and area.
Most sites call for at least an Open Water certification, and some advanced sites require further training. Local dive shops and resorts can help you get certified if you are not yet.
556 dive sites
AdvancedAustralia > Great Barrier Reef > Coral Sea
The Cathedral (Holmes Reef, Coral Sea) Venturing to The Cathedral at Holmes Reef offers an unparalleled experience in the remote Coral Sea, roughly 250 km east of Cairns and about 280 km south of Osprey Reef. This dive site is a testament to the wild, untouched beauty of Australia's outer reefs, accessible only via liveaboard expeditions. A Dive into the…
IntermediateAustralia > Great Barrier Reef > Whitsundays
Bait Reef — Stepping Stones (Whitsundays) Prepare for an unforgettable intermediate dive experience at Bait Reef's iconic Stepping Stones, a signature dive site roughly 65 km northeast of Airlie Beach within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. This dive site is renowned for its unique topography and abundant marine life, making it a highlight for divers exploring the Whitsundays' outer…
AdvancedAustralia > Great Barrier Reef > Port Douglas
Blue Wonder (Port Douglas) Prepare for an exhilarating advanced dive at Blue Wonder , a renowned dive site nestled within the Agincourt Reef system, part of the pristine outer Ribbon Reefs. This exceptional destination is typically reached by day-boat from Port Douglas, located approximately 65–70 km offshore, offering a truly outer reef experience. Diving Conditions and Topography Blue Wonder is…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A short tunnel at Escarceo Point Capt’n Gregg’s chart describes Hole in the Wall as a short tunnel through a small underwater hill at Escarceo Point. It notes that the feature is sometimes included on a route toward The Canyons. That connection does not mean the two listings are the same dive or that every outing visits both. The operator…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
Wreck diving in Sabang Bay Capt’n Gregg’s describes wreck remains on sand in Sabang Bay under the plural name Sabang Wrecks. Atlantis and La Laguna Beach Club use the singular Sabang Wreck in their lists. The names support a wreck-diving location, but the captured sources do not resolve whether every operator means the same individual remains or the whole group.…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A wreck off Sabang Capt’n Gregg’s chart describes Alma Jane as an upright wreck off Sabang Beach. Both that operator and Scandi Divers’ September 2020 account date its deliberate sinking to 2003. Scandi places the wreck at about 30 m. These accounts give useful context for discussing a wreck dive, but do not establish its present structural condition. Capt’n Gregg’s…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A wall beside a sloping reef Action Divers describes Sinandigan Wall beginning around 5 m, descending toward 25 m beside a sloping reef, with branching coral and small gorgonian fans. Its page lists a maximum of 35 m and an advanced skill level. The operator presents the area as a place to look closely for nudibranchs and flatworms. That is…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A cove for close observation Capt’n Gregg’s presents Coral Cove as a reef and macro-diving location. Atlantis lists Coral Cove separately on its Puerto Galera site map, supporting the named identity. The Capt’n Gregg’s chart gives a 10–24 m profile and a range of experience levels. Treat these as one operator’s route description, not a surveyed boundary or confirmation that…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A stepped reef landscape Capt’n Gregg’s chart describes Kilima Steps as stepped reef terrain. Scandi Divers’ September 2020 article also highlights the stepped topography. This shared terrain description is more useful for choosing a dive than treating a historical wildlife list as a promise. Capt’n Gregg’s gives a 5–20 m profile and an Open Water label. Those details describe that…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A small wall with pink soft coral Action Divers describes Pink Wall as a sheltered site with whip corals and a small wall carrying pink soft coral. Its page gives a 15 m maximum reference and includes novice divers in its skill label. Capt’n Gregg’s also identifies a wall-and-reef site with pink soft corals and a 15 m reference. La…
Philippines > Mindoro > Puerto Galera
A sloping reef with several route profiles Action Divers describes West Escarceo as a long reef slope, beginning around 5 m and reaching a listed maximum of 30 m. Capt’n Gregg’s describes a shallower 5–25 m profile toward Hole in the Wall or The Canyons. These are attributed operator routes, not a single surveyed boundary. An onward destination should not…
Philippines > Luzon > Verde Island
What the operator accounts describe Scandi Divers’ account dated 9 July 2015 describes Washing Machine as shallow canyons where tidal conditions can produce currents moving in different directions. The same historical account describes a quieter shallow dive under other conditions. It reserves the current-affected experience for experienced divers with a guide familiar with the site; this is not a forecast…
