Diving in Oceania

From ice diving in Alaska, to majestic kelp forests of the West Coast to deep haunting wrecks of the East Coast, experience the most diverse dive sites of USA.

Guam sits like a green jewel in the middle of the Western Pacific.

Diving in New Zealand is just as impressive and spectacular as its landscape, with various diving hotspots scattered around the country.

The archipelago of Fiji is as the Soft Coral Capital of the World, for its 80 different soft coral species that can be found by divers from all over the world.

The Marshall Islands, also known as the Republic of the Marshall Islands, is one of only four atoll nations in the world.

Divers and Snorkelers from all around the world come every year to visit these picturesque islands, Micronesia.

Palau is an archipelago famous amongst divers for its liveaboard diving.

Located in the middle of the Coral Triangle, where marine life abounds, diving in the Solomon Islands is some of the best in the world.

Diving in Vanuatu is exciting and interesting offering crystal clear, warm waters teeming with fish life.

France extends from the Mediterranean Sea to the North Sea, and from the Rhine to the Atlantic and offers some interesting diving adventures.

Sitting in the Coral Sea between Australia and Fiji, New Caledonia is a French collectivity consisting of a small group of islands and offers great diving.