DREAMING, PLANNING, TRAVELING...

Great news! Dive businesses are finally re-opening and diving is becoming accessible again. At SSI, we want to help plan your next adventure. Check out our global travel-map showing restrictions and recommendations for your next diving trip! The pages will be only available in English, because all data will be updated 24/7.

Seychelles

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Turkey

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Bonaire

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Madagascar

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Sri Lanka

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Spain

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Kenya

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Ecuador

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Israel

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Namibia

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New Caledonia

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Ireland

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Lebanon

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Canada

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Cape Verde

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Malaysia

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French Polynesia

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AUSTRALIA

Home to the most famous dive destination on the planet, the Great Barrier Reef, Australia offers unsurpassed and endless dive opportunities. Though the colorful, vibrant, life-filled coral reefs of the Coral Sea are what draw divers here in droves every year, this entire continent/country/island nation is surrounded by water on all sides, creating unending diving possibilities. After diving to your heart’s content on the Great Barrier Reef of Queensland, head to Western Australia to dive alongside whale sharks and manta rays. Australia’s north coast is home to the famous dugong and the rare flatback sea turtle. For a completely different dive experience, head south to the Great Australian Bight, an incredibly biodiverse region filled with immense kelp forests teeming with life.