The diving and reefs in the Red Sea are widely talked about and home to examples of manta rays, whale sharks, reef sharks, hammerhead sharks, and fin sharks are some of the species that annually attract crowds of divers. There are also fantastic and well-preserved wrecks and marine parks here. Brothers Islands, Rocky Island, Zabargad, Daedalus and more.

The Red Sea offers world-class diving that is only a few hours away for us in northern Europe. Here you can experience shining sun and fascinating tropical diving in Egypt all year round.

Jordan is the young country with an old history. The country's mild climate and warm waters make it an excellent destination for divers and non-divers alike.

The best way to experience Sudan is from liveaboard boats departing from southern Egypt. This means that you will also have the opportunity to dive the southern parts of Egypt such as St Johns on the way to Sudan.

The Red Sea offers world-class diving and Saudi Arabia has probably the Red Sea's most beautiful coral reef. . All year round you can now experience shining sun and fascinating tropical diving in Saudi Arabia with liveaboard.

Sun, sea and paradisiacal beaches. Exotic, tropical and adventure. Around the Indian Ocean are some of the world's most amazing diving destinations. Discover them here

The Maldives is one of the world's most popular destinations for diving trips, relaxation, romance and holidays. Here you enjoy beautiful beaches, palm trees, diving, snorkeling and beaches or liveaboarding.

South Africa is an amazing country that has a lot to offer. Everything from diving and encounters with different species of sharks, vineyards and kite-surfing in Cape Town, to safaris and tropical reefs.

Thailand is one of the most popular holiday destinations. There is also diving here, and a diving trip here combined with lazy days on land is a wonderful experience. Liveaboard in Thailand takes you to the best dive sites.

Tanzania is located in East Africa and is perhaps best known for Kilimanjaro and safaris in the Serengeti and the paradise island of Zanzibar. But the truth is that Tanzania has much more to offer than that.

Australia is made for diving with opportunities in every direction. The destinations are many and the selection large, but the most famous are of course the great barrier reefs in the north-east and Queensland. However, there are several exciting places with good diving and Western Australia is well worth a try, especially Christmas Island!

Oman is a bit different and exciting for diving. For those who have done a lot of other things and want to experience something new, it is perfect. Experience reefs, whales, manta rays. whale shark, wreck and more. The diving is very variable depending on where in the country you dive and what time of year.

The Far East has everything from beautiful, romantic, white beaches and golden sunsets, to different culture and world-class diving adventures in both Indonesia and the Philippines.

A versatile destination. Bali has something for everyone, divers and non-divers as well as families. You can easily combine several destinations or enjoy the tranquility of one and the same place.

The Philippines is slightly larger than Sweden and consists of roughly 7600 islands. For those looking for it, the country offers, in addition to fantastic diving, magnificent landscapes with terraced plantations, mountains and volcanoes, dense jungle and chalk-white beaches.

Home to some of the world's most well-preserved coral reefs, Wakatobi offers what many claim to be - the best diving in the world. In any case, it is absolutely among the finest that can be experienced.

The area consists of 1 largely unspoilt islands, and here is the greatest biological diversity on earth. Raja Ampat one of the last outposts to discover in the Indonesian archipelago. For those looking for great diving and adventure, Raja Ampat is perfect for a diving trip.

Komodo is now a World Heritage-listed destination. Mantas, eagle rays, sharks, tuna, whales, sea horses and nudibranchs. It is impossible to describe Komodo in words. Alor in the same region is one of the world's most biodiverse places and offers fantastic diving.

Sulawesi is home to thousands of colorful, rare marine creatures and historic wrecks. Here you can explore the magnificent coral reef that protects the chalk-white beaches. Bunaken, Bangka, Gangga, Lembeh straits are the most famous diving destinations here with magic diving.

Borneo is an enormously large island, the world's third largest, and in total the island is divided into three countries. To the east of the island are a number of islands out in the Makassar straits and the marine life here is rich and more and more resorts are popping up here as diving becomes more and more popular. Fantastic diving with huge shoals of fish and various sharks, turtles but also a rich macro life.

The Moluccas are a group of islands in Indonesia that span a relatively large area in the Banda Sea between Sulawesi and New Guinea (Papua Barat). Here you will find incredibly good diving in remote parts of Indonesia and can be done both liveaboard and land-based. Ambon is the most famous pearl here - a must for all divers.

East Timor is a destination for you who are well-traveled and have seen a lot but want to discover something new. There is no luxury here, but most things are simple. The diving is fantastically good and very rich in species. Here there are good chances to snorkel and dive with whales. This is a real adventure.

Our well-chosen dive destinations in the Pacific Ocean represent what it most often is, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to dive with large pelagics.

Mexico offers fantastic diving in the Pacific Ocean. A fantastic adventure for those who love diving. Liveaboards to Revillagigedos, Socorro, San Benito, Magdalena Bay and the Sea of ​​Cortez offer diving with big fish, from manta rays to great white sharks.

In the Pacific Ocean, about 55 miles from the coast of Costa Rica, is the island of Cocos, known to many divers. It is a mountainous and absolutely magically beautiful and green island.

Because of the many ocean currents that meet at the Galapagos Islands, marine life is abundant. Schools of hundreds of sharks are not uncommon to come across.

Truk Lagoon is located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and is a mythical lagoon and a wreck lover's paradise as over 60 shipwrecks and 250 aircraft wrecks rest here.

Palau is Micronesia's most famous country (even though it doesn't formally count as Micronesia) and here you can experience everything from caves and walls to big drop offs. Also, don't miss swimming among millions of jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake.

Yap in Micronesia is a perfect destination for your trip. With its warm and pleasant weather and season all year round. With almost 100 km of barrier reef as well as several large channels and lagoons, there is something for everyone.

Papua New Guinea - a country with a million trips. Here you will find fantastic diving and also an incredible cultural landscape that is unparalleled in the world. Experience PNG!

When you think of French Polynesia, it's a plethora of small islands with stunning white sand beaches, but this archipelago is home to some of the most amazing dive sites.

Fiji is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean that offers fantastic diving with colors and abundance of fish. At least as good is life on land, which provides relaxation, joy and loads of experiences

The Solomon Islands is an island nation northeast of Australia and one of the world's least visited countries. The diving is very good and here there is history from one of the world's largest sea battles. Some wrecks are diveable but the marine life is also very rich. At least as exciting as the diving are the people and the culture.

Australia is made for diving with opportunities in every direction. The destinations are many and the selection large, but the most famous are of course the great barrier reefs in the north-east and Queensland. However, there are several exciting places with good diving.

Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands is located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and is perhaps best known for weapons trials in the 1940s and 50s. Here, those who like wrecks will find perhaps the most exciting diving in the world today.

Vanuatu is a country with several small islands scattered in the Pacific Ocean. Fantastic for diving and experiences on land interspersed with relaxing on beautiful beaches. An incredible cultural landscape and made for adventure. Experience Vanuatu

Our Caribbean destinations can provide everything from more extreme adventures to relaxing 'once in a lifetime' experiences.

Mexico's coast in the Caribbean offers the most under the surface, a real adventure for those who love diving. You can choose wonderful reefs, dive in caves and cenotes, snorkel with whale sharks, dive with bull sharks or snorkel with crocodiles.

Curaçao has so much to offer – diving that attracts enthusiasts from all over the world, magical white beaches, great shopping, entertaining nightlife and many cultural treasures.

The Bahamas is probably best known in diving circles for its shark diving which probably has the best shark diving in the world. Tigher shark and Great Hammerhead shark are the favorites but there are more species. But here there are also wrecks, beautiful reefs and lots of fish. If you want to see swimming pigs, that's also here!

The Cayman islands offer dramatic wall diving, often with large fish and mixed with wrecks, rays and lots of fish. Experience the beautiful coral walls of the Cayman Islands

The North Atlantic humpback whale population congregates on Silver Bank from January to April to mate and give birth to their calves. A perfect place to prepare the calf for a life in the sea before they leave the safe area of ​​Silver Bank. Here are also perhaps the world's finest beaches.

Bonaire is one of the world's true diving paradises. Every year this small island ends up on the world's top lists of best diving destinations and although there is usually very good weather, fantastic visibility and a lot to see below the surface, it is probably the simplicity of being here that is so amazing.

Cuba's fantastic atmosphere on land is just as fantastic below the surface. Here you dive on the Caribbean's most beautiful reef and experience large fish up close and with fantastic visibility. A liveaboard in Cuba will give more flavor for more diving.

Belize in Central America has the world's second largest barrier reef. Here you have the blue hole, diving with whale sharks and fantastic nature to experience. For those who want to experience good Caribbean diving and combine it with vacation and relaxation on land, Belize is fantastic.

The British Virgin Islands in the northern Caribbean are not well known for diving but here you can experience liveaboard diving on wrecks and experience quite a rich marine life including larger sharks and fish. For those who want to experience new diving destinations, this is a nice destination for diving and diving trips.

One of the most diverse regions is the Atlantic Ocean, which offers a variety of activities for divers looking for something a little extra.

Newfoundland was the only part of Canada to be attacked by the Germans during World War II - leaving behind some amazing wrecks for divers.

Portugal, with its dive sites in the Atlantic, offers wonderful and varied diving. Head to the Azores, known as the Galapagos of Europe.

Scotland is an incredibly beautiful country with a long broken coastline. There is wreck diving here and you can experience fantastic nature. Seals, rich birdlife, brewed, lots of exciting diving in seaweed forests and of course wrecks.


Wrecks, caves, tunnels and reefs are what characterize diving in the Mediterranean around Croatia, Malta and Gozo.

The diving in Malta and Gozo is European top class with visibility often reaching 25-30 meters and with summer water temperatures of 25 degrees or higher. A really nice destination.

Croatia offers beautiful and dramatic diving. The crystal clear water offers a very good view and you get to experience beautiful rock formations through which the sun's rays can be seen.