Best spots for scuba diving in the world, 2021

The environmental problem is growing, and our priority should be to get close to nature as soon as possible. The predictions are not entirely optimistic, and the gems that this planet holds for us right now are expected to change. The world underneath the sea is fascinating and does not create feelings of unsafety for people who take the step to explore it. The uniforms that scuba divers wear protect them from cold water and allow them to stay in the water for a long time.

The overall equipment makes it easier for people to dive in deep waters and admire species that, in the past, were impossible to see. Now it is a perfect time. Summer may be ahead of us, but not all parts of the world have the same weather all year long. The temperature depends on the hemisphere you are in and is relative to the distance from the equator.

It is evident that if you like scuba diving, there are places to go during the year. Here, propose some of the top 5 locations around the world to have a memorable experience.

• In the Pacific Ocean
  The Pacific Ocean is the biggest ocean in the world. It is the home for small fish and turtles but also for giant animals like sharks and whales that do not seem to prefer smaller seas to swim. The super famous Fiji is full of coral reefs, while Tahiti appears to attract more rays and reef fish. On the other hand, Guam is a more sophisticated option since many people are not aware of its existence and can reassure some privacy for its visitors. These places are generally far from the rest of the world. The expensive tickets make it easier for you to enjoy the peace and watch animals without distractions.

  

• In the Red Sea
  The Middle East and the Red Sea is absolutely the best place for scuba diving. It lays between Africa and Asia and is practically the seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean. Due to the high concentration of salt in the sea, the sights underneath the water are spectacular. Contrary to the fact that it is not a big Sea, it hosts sharks and all kinds of corals. For those who are more adventurous, let us tell you that there are shipwrecks to explore. You can have excellent access from Jordan with a long coast facing the Red Sea, a part of which is protected. The Big Brother spot in the Egyptian Red Sea is also a must.

  

• In the Caribbean Sea
  The important thing about the Caribbean Sea is that it is comfortably located close to America. It also has many islands that can work as a base for your explorations underneath the water. The Bahamas are a fantastic option. What we love about the place is the up-close shark diving that is great there. The Great Blue Hole in Belize is known for its excellent visibility. The hole is 143 meters deep, and the best time to dive here is between April and June.

  

• In Asia
  Asia holds three of the most precious treasures, according to the experienced scuba divers. The one is in Sipadan Island at the Barracuda point, which has an 800-meter drop, and you can stare at Buffalo Fish and Coconut Crab. The other is Cape Kri – Raja Ampat in Indonesia. It is between the Indian and the Pacific Ocean and is the home for 374 fish species. Papua Diving Resort there is a convenient alternative to admire the water’s miracles safely. The last one is Blue Corner at Palau in Micronesia. It is close to the Philippines, and it is ranked in the top 10 places for scuba diving in almost all magazines.

  

• In the Mediterranean Sea
  The Mediterranean Sea is between Europe and Africa and looks like a lake because it is surrounded by land. By all means, Greece is the best place to explore the world under the sea surface. It is a small country in the East part of Europe full of colorful fish and calm waters. The hints there are probably the islands of the Ionian Sea, such as Zakynthos, and the South-East part of Peloponnese. You can also try Cyprus, which has warmer waters and is closer to the Red Sea. Luxury Superyacht charter in Greece and the Greek Islands.

  

Written by Anna Siampani.

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