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SiteDestinationTypeDepthLevelCurrentBest
Ave Maria Rocks Reliable turtles and resting whitetips in granite gullies SeychellesSeychelles Pinnacle 6–20 m Beginner Mild Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov
Brissare Rocks Rope-like fusilier streams; turtle traffic; honest granite topography SeychellesSeychelles Pinnacle 8–24 m Intermediate Moderate Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov
Ennerdale Wreck Moray-dense broken tanker; grouper and rays around 30-meter sand SeychellesSeychelles Wreck 18–30 m Advanced Mild Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov
L'Ilot Glassfish-stuffed crevices; gorgonian color; superb night diving SeychellesSeychelles Pinnacle 5–22 m Beginner Moderate Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov
Shark Bank Huge marbled rays; permanent snapper and trevally walls over granite SeychellesSeychelles Pinnacle 14–30 m Advanced Moderate Mar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov

Site data is compiled from the sources on each site's own page and carries confidence labels; depths and conditions are planning ranges, not survey data.

Australia, New Zealand & East Asia

Cairns & the Ribbon ReefsNingaloo ReefCoral Sea & Osprey ReefOkinawa & the Kerama IslandsPoor Knights IslandsTownsville & the YongalaGreen IslandIzu Peninsula

Caribbean & Western Atlantic

BonaireCozumelRiviera Maya & the CenotesBelize Barrier ReefGrand CaymanIsla Mujeres & CancúnRoatánTiger Beach & Grand Bahama

Europe, Atlantic & Mediterranean

Malta & GozoSilfra & IcelandThe AzoresCanary IslandsLarnaca & the ZenobiaScapa FlowArctic NorwayMadeira

Indian Ocean & East Africa

North & South Malé AtollsAri AtollBaa Atoll & Hanifaru BayAliwal Shoal & UmkomaasMafia IslandMauritiusSeychellesSodwana Bay

Pacific Islands & Micronesia

PalauChuuk (Truk) LagoonFakaravaKona, HawaiʻiRangiroaTaveuni & Rainbow ReefBeqa Lagoon & Pacific HarbourEspiritu Santo

Red Sea & Middle East

Sharm El Sheikh & Ras MohammedBrothers, Daedalus & St John'sDahabHurghada & El GounaMarsa Alam & the Deep SouthAqabaDaymaniyat IslandsMusandam Peninsula

Southeast Asia & Coral Triangle

Bali & Nusa PenidaKomodoRaja AmpatSipadan & MabulAnilaoCoronKoh TaoLembeh Strait

The Americas & Eastern Pacific

Galápagos IslandsCocos IslandFlorida KeysSea of Cortez & Cabo PulmoSocorro & the RevillagigedosBritish ColumbiaCalifornia Channel IslandsCosta Rica Pacific Coast