1. Coral Reefs
– Hotspots of marine biodiversity
– Found mostly in clear, tropical oceansX
– Sensitive ecosystems; avoid touching!
2. Shipwrecks
– Historical underwater sites
– Homes to diverse marine life
– Diving can require special training
3. Caves & Caverns
– Natural formations below the surface
– Requires specialized training and gear
– Dive only with experienced guides
4. Kelp Forests
– Found in cooler waters
– Rich in marine life like sea otters and seals
– Navigate cautiously to avoid entanglement
5. Ice Diving
– Extreme diving in frozen environments
– Requires specialized gear and training
– Experience a serene, otherworldly beauty
6. Blue Holes & Sinkholes
– Vertical caves filled with sea or fresh water
– Popular among technical divers
– Can hide intricate cave systems below
7. Wall Diving
– Dive along steep underwater walls or cliffs
– Walls drop dramatically, often to great depths
– See corals, sponges, and schools of pelagic fish
Important Tips
– Respect all marine life; don’t touch or disturb
– Ensure good buoyancy control to avoid damage
– Follow guidelines and local regulations
Updated on: December 05, 2023
