Caribbean Islands

The undisputed shore diving capital of the Caribbean. Bonaire Marine Park protects over 86 marked dive sites accessible directly from the beach.

World-class wall diving, the legendary Stingray City, and the USS Kittiwake wreck. Three islands, each with a distinct diving personality.

Dramatic vertical walls dropping thousands of feet, exceptional visibility, and some of the most pristine coral in the Atlantic.

Home to the iconic Great Blue Hole and the second-largest barrier reef in the world. Belize offers unmatched diversity from atolls to mangroves.

The Bahamas archipelago offers 700+ islands and the world's best shark diving — from reef sharks to tiger sharks and great hammerheads.

Decades of limited tourism have left Cuba's reefs among the most pristine in the Caribbean. Jardines de la Reina is a true wilderness dive.

Part of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, Roatán combines spectacular wall diving with affordable operators and a laid-back island vibe.

Samana Bay hosts the world's largest humpback whale congregation each winter. Year-round diving includes reefs, wrecks, and caverns.

Unique volcanic underwater topography creates dramatic pinnacles, hot vents, and black sand slopes unlike anywhere else in the Caribbean.

Barbados punches above its weight with an impressive collection of accessible shipwrecks, vibrant reefs, and year-round calm west coast conditions.

Nutrient-rich currents from South America feed Tobago's reefs, attracting manta rays, whale sharks, and enormous brain corals at Speyside.

From the bioluminescent Mosquito Bay to the wall dives of Mona Island, Puerto Rico offers extraordinary variety for every diver.

A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and drift diving mecca. Cozumel's crystal-clear waters, world-famous walls, and 500+ species make it one of the top dive destinations on Earth.