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Diving and snorkelling

Explore the world underwater

553 diving and snorkelling sites across 117 countries — from coral reefs to wrecks more than 300 metres deep.

553documented dive sites117countries300metres maximum depth

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Depth (m)20 m – 45 m
Visibility (m)5 m – 15 m
Water temperature (°C)6 °C – 15 °C

13 dive sites found

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Wreck/Rocky reef

Isles of Scilly

United Kingdom

114 species

Up to 35 m · Advanced Open Water

15 m14 °C

Rocky reef/Reserve

Lundy Island

United Kingdom

114 species

Up to 25 m · Advanced Open Water

10 m13 °C

Cold rocky reef

Farne Islands

United Kingdom

112 species

Up to 20 m · Advanced Open Water

8 m12 °C

Wreck/Rocky reef

Plymouth Sound (wrecks)

United Kingdom

112 species

Up to 30 m · Advanced Open Water

10 m13 °C

Cold rocky reef/Wreck

Farne Islands (Longstone)

United Kingdom

112 species

Up to 25 m · Advanced Open Water

8 m12 °C

Wreck

Scapa Flow

United Kingdom

111 species

Up to 45 m · Advanced / technical

10 m10 °C

Cold rocky reef

St Abbs

United Kingdom

111 species

Up to 30 m · Advanced Open Water

8 m10 °C

UNESCO
Atlantic rocky reef

Skellig Islands

Ireland

111 species

Up to 30 m · Advanced Open Water

12 m

Wreck/Rocky reef

Malin Head

Ireland

109 species

Up to 40 m · Advanced

15 m12 °C

Cold rocky reef/Wreck

Rügen (Baltic amber)

Germany

39 species

Up to 25 m · Advanced Open Water

5 m15 °C

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Sharks
Hammerhead sharks
Manta rays
Turtles
Reefs
Wrecks
Caves and cenotes
Walls
Large pelagics
Snorkelling-friendly
Beginners
Technical diving
Coastal pelagic

Ticao Island (Donsol, whale shark)

Philippines

61 speciesSee dive site
Reef/Wreck

Tioman Island

Malaysia

61 speciesSee dive site
Wreck

USAT Liberty (Tulamben)

Indonesia

61 speciesSee dive site
Muck diving

Ambon (Twilight Zone)

Indonesia

60 speciesSee dive site
Marine reserve

Nosy Tanikely

Madagascar

44 speciesSee dive site
Current/Wall

Nigali Passage

Fiji

44 speciesSee dive site

Grey seals · lobsters · numerous historic shipwrecks

OceanIslands
See dive site

Grey seals · lobsters · the first Marine Conservation Zone in the United Kingdom

Ocean
See dive site

Curious grey seals · lobsters

Ocean
See dive site

Lobsters · conger eels · several artificial wrecks

Ocean
See dive site

Grey seals · historic lighthouse wrecks

Islands
See dive site

Plumose anemones · conger eels · scallops; typical cold-water fauna of the North Atlantic

Marine protected area
See dive site

Lobsters · spider crabs · plumose anemones

Ocean
See dive site
13 °C

Grey seals · basking sharks on passage · gannets

OceanWorld Heritage
See dive site

Basking sharks on passage · lobsters · First World War wrecks

Ocean
See dive site

Cold-water fish · fragments of Baltic amber

Ocean
See dive site
Cold-water wreck

Gdańsk (Baltic wrecks)

Poland

32 species

Up to 40 m · Advanced Open Water / technical

8 m10 °C

Cold-water fish · numerous well-preserved war wrecks

Ocean
See dive site
Cold rocky reef/Wreck

Turku Archipelago

Finland

31 species

Up to 30 m · Advanced Open Water

8 m12 °C

Cold-water fish · numerous historic wrecks

See dive site
Historic wreck (18th century)

Vrouw Maria wreck

Finland

20 species

Up to 41 m · Technical (restricted access)

8 m6 °C

Cold-water fish · the historic cargo still intact

See dive site