This massive and diverse country offers a huge range of diving opportunities around its entire coastline.

Hawaii is home to at least 18 species of big marine animals for all or part of the year.

Diving here is exciting and diverse, with a range of unique underwater experiences that are hard to beat.

If you're looking for inspiration, here are some of our favorite dive sites you can visit this summer.

Here are some fun facts about Wakatobi that you probably don't know, and will certainly get you excited about diving there.

Tucked away on an exclusive private island in the heart of Raja Ampat, Misool Eco Resort offers stunning access to the most biodiverse reef

Vibrant marine life, a plethora of tropical fish, and some exciting drift dives make Fiji a world-class dive destination

On the northeastern tip of Sulawesi Island in Indonesia, the Bunaken National Marine Park protects 890 square kilometers of stunning corals.

The team at Bluewater has been diving and exploring the reefs around Los Cabos for many years.

Diving with saltwater crocodiles in Cuba is not for the fainthearted.

The dive destination of Hawaii offers a wealth of cultural and underwater experiences that make Hawaii scuba diving a great choice.

While Komodo may be best-known for its huge, prehistoric lizards, the island is an exceptional dive destination.

Here are our favorite spots for those keen to take a fresh look at Thailand scuba diving.

Every year between January and April, as many as 3,000 North Atlantic humpback whales pass through to mate, birth, and raise their calves.

Although they are found in tropical waters throughout the world, encountering a whale shark is a rare and sought-after experience.

Today's post takes a more in-depth look at Bluewater's favorite dive destinations.

Here at Bluewater Travel, we have been running Raja Ampat diving group trips and photo workshops to Raja Ampat for several years.

Guadalupe Island is one of the best destinations in the world to dive with great white sharks, but here are some facts that you may not know

The Red Sea is unique in that its species boast high levels of endemism - this means they are not found anywhere else in the world.

Stunning visibility, tropical temperatures, and a wide variety of dive experiences make Bahamas diving some of the best in the Caribbean.