Amit, a scuba diver from Goa, wanted to dive in really clear water. The murky water near home wasn’t doing it for him, so he started travelling. He dived the Maldives, Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, and Palau’s Blue Corner. Every dive gave him clear water and colourful fish. He came home hooked, already planning the next trip, and a lot more careful about looking after the oceans he’d seen.
So here are some Crystal Clear Waters for Scuba Diving around the world
The Maldives
: This chain of islands in the Indian Ocean has plenty of coral, clear water, and a lot of marine life to see.
The world’s largest coral reef sits in Australia, near the
Great Barrier Reef.
You’ll see all sorts of sea life in this clear water.
The water in
Raja Ampat, Indonesia,
is very clear because it’s far from any cities. There’s a huge range of marine life to watch here.
The
Red Sea in Egypt
is known for its clear water, so you can spot plenty of colourful fish and coral.
The water of the
Turks & Caicos Islands
is blue and very clear. Sharks and turtles are just two of the many animals that live there.
Hawaii’s Maui
Island has clear water full of colourful fish and other sea life.
The Bahamas
: These islands have plenty of dive sites with clear water and healthy coral reefs. You’ll find a wide range of marine life here.
Belize Barrier Reef:
The water on this large coral reef, just off Belize, is very clear. You’ll see plenty of marine animals here, including sharks and turtles.
Plan your dive: Already certified? Join our fun dives at Grande Island, Goa.
