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On the southern coast of Negros Island, Dumaguete has quietly earned a reputation as one of the Philippines’ most rewarding dive hubs. Black‑sand muck, colourful coral reefs, and easy access to legendary Apo Island make this region a dream for underwater photographers and critter‑hunters, while the relaxed pace of life and leafy resort settings keep non‑divers very happy too.

Perched on a palm‑fringed peninsula on the northern tip of Viti Levu, VoliVoli Beach Resort blends laid‑back Fijian hospitality with easy access to some of the South Pacific’s most vibrant reefs. It’s the sort of place where you roll out of bed, grab a coffee with an ocean view, and find yourself heading out to world‑class soft corals and fish life within minutes.

Nestled on Roatán’s sheltered north-west coast within the vibrant Roatán Marine Park, Anthony’s Key Resort is an iconic Caribbean dive destination where world-class reef and wreck diving lie just beyond your dock. With dozens of marine park dive sites accessible by boat in minutes, relaxed waterfront bungalows, and experiences that stretch from sunrise dives to dolphin encounters and hammock naps, it’s perfect for divers, photographers, couples and families alike.

Nestled on Roatán’s sheltered north-west coast within the vibrant Roatán Marine Park, Anthony’s Key Resort is an iconic Caribbean dive destination where world-class reef and wreck diving lie just beyond your dock. With dozens of marine park dive sites accessible by boat in minutes, relaxed waterfront bungalows, and experiences that stretch from sunrise dives to dolphin encounters and hammock naps, it’s perfect for divers, photographers, couples and families alike.

Looking for the best diving in Indonesia? We've dived around the country and picked our favorites. Here is our list of top 10 dive areas in Indonesia!

Liveaboards can seem daunting if you've never been on one, and even more so to newer divers. We've rounded up the best liveaboard destinations suitable for beginner scuba divers, with options ranging from the nearby Caribbean to the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. Read on to find the best liveaboard destination for you!

Read all about Bluewater Travel’s November 2025 La Paz photography workshop offered a week of unforgettable underwater experiences.

Looking to start your scuba diving journey in the Caribbean? This guide highlights the region’s best beginner-friendly dive sites—calm waters, vibrant marine life, and easy access make them perfect for first-time divers.

Bluewater Travel’s 2025 Cozumel Photo Workshop at Iberostar featured vibrant reefs, warm water, and expert photo instruction, with highlights including splendid toadfish, turtles, and sharks.

Read about Bluewater's unforgettable Summer 2025 Fakarava Grouper Spawn Trip—an exhilarating adventure featuring shark-filled drifts, rare grouper spawning events, and pristine Polynesian reef diving led by Mark B. Hatter!

On the southern coast of Negros Island, Dumaguete has quietly earned a reputation as one of the Philippines’ most rewarding dive hubs. Black‑sand muck, colourful coral reefs, and easy access to legendary Apo Island make this region a dream for underwater photographers and critter‑hunters, while the relaxed pace of life and leafy resort settings keep non‑divers very happy too.

Perched on a palm‑fringed peninsula on the northern tip of Viti Levu, VoliVoli Beach Resort blends laid‑back Fijian hospitality with easy access to some of the South Pacific’s most vibrant reefs. It’s the sort of place where you roll out of bed, grab a coffee with an ocean view, and find yourself heading out to world‑class soft corals and fish life within minutes.

Join us as we explore unique destinations around the world. Each video showcases a recent dive adventure with a Bluewater team member, customer, or a Travel with Bluewater group in an exotic location!

As divers seek more immersive and efficient experiences, liveaboard trips remain one of the most popular ways to explore world‑class destinations in 2026.

Scuba divers are among the few travellers who see firsthand how fragile marine ecosystems really are. From vibrant coral gardens to reefs damaged by warming seas, pollution, and overuse, the contrast is striking. As a result, eco‑conscious dive travel has shifted from a niche interest to a priority for divers planning trips in 2026 and beyond.