Diving in Asia

It may have less coastline that its near neighbors, but Cambodia is still home to crystalline waters and wonderful islands.

Vietnam may be relatively new to the sport, but it has no shortage of amazing things to see with calm, beginner-friendly and for more advanced divers.

Explore Myanmar and you will discover a rich landscape of rice fields and gleaming stupas, mountains and picture-perfect coastlines as well as smiling loca

Diving in Russia is extremely diverse from WWII wrecks to well-preserved historical wooden shipwrecks, the Arctic marine life never disappoints.

The great diving locations in Turkey lie on its western and southern shores in the Aegean Mediterranean Seas respectively.

Jordan offers many excellent dive sites to choose from, all relatively close together.

Lebanon offers divers of all levels the perfect place to explore, from shipwrecks, caverns, walls to beautiful artificial reefs.

Located on the Indian Ocean, southern parts of the country’s peninsula and its surrounding islands are among the best diving spots in the world.

Indonesia is considered one of the best diving destinations in the world with more than 17,500 islands distributed over 5,000 kilometers.

With over 3,000 kilometers of coastline, scuba diving in Oman is spectacular.

With over 2000km of coastline, the longest on the Red Sea, divers will find great diversity in Saudi Arabia between this country’s northern and southern areas.

Many divers have never encountered the exciting mix of cold and warm water species found off South Korea’s shores.

Japan offers a wide variety of scuba dives from ice diving in Hokkaido to tropical diving in Okinawa.

The Philippines is an archipelago composed of over 7,000 islands in three main regions: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

An island nation located off the southwest coast of India in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives is made up of 26 different ring-shaped reefs called, atolls.

Singapore is a wonderful destination for scuba diving that offers extraordinary macro life and underwater caves and tunnels.

Sri Lanka has a warm and tropical climate and is home to an amazing range of land animals and marine life which makes up to a great dive destination.

Israel offers plenty of great opportunities to go diving in the Red Sea and in the Mediterranean Sea.

Thailand, The Land of Smiles, is a joy to explore, from the friendly locals to the dazzling scenery and offers some of the best diving in the world.

One of the most exotic and favorite diving destinations is Malaysia.