Where to go diving in August?

Go on a diving cruise in Papua New Guinea! Ideally located in the Coral Triangle, an area with more coral reef species than anywhere else on the planet, Pupua New Guinea is home to nearly 2000 species of fish. In the New Britain province, discover the unspoilt and diverse wildlife of Kimbe Bay. You can also go to Tufi and its splendid fjords. Above all, Samarai will impress you as it is the best place in the world for muck diving thanks to its famous macrofauna with many nudibranchs. Both beginner and experienced divers will marvel at the beauty of colourful fish and corals. History lovers can explore the remains and wrecks of WW2 ships and planes in Rabaul, Kavieng and Loloata. Finally, photographers will be delighted by the magnificent corals, sponges, scorpionfishes and ghost scabbard fishes.

In August, go on an amazing diving trip to Bali! The diversity of the marine life is exceptional. Look for rare creatures such as the Mola-mola, one of the world’s heaviest bony fish (up to 2 tons!), that is usually found in Crystal Bay in August. Bali is a real paradise for pelagic animals. You will be amazed by the manta rays, Napoleon fish, friendly turtles and sharks. Experienced divers will drift in Nusa Penida, and beginners will explore the wreck of the USAT liberty in Tulamben. You will be dazzled by the shimmering and very well-preserved coral reefs. It is also the ideal environment for macro photographers who will be able to capture beautiful images of seahorses, nudibranchs, ghost scabbardfish, mimic octopus and leaf fish.

A diving cruise in Cyprus is the perfect opportunity to explore the hidden beauty of the Mediterranean Sea! Renowned for its many wrecks and archaeological remains, it offers a multitude of sites to explore. The size and richness of the Zenobia wreck is particularly impressive. The seabed has a very diverse environment with many caves making it the ideal destination for beginners. Experienced divers will dive into the great depths. This part of the sea is home to beautiful species of octopus, lobsters and nudibranchs. Schools of jacks, tunas and groupers are an amazing sight. You can also observe barracudas and colourful sea urchins.

A diving trip to Spain is a beautiful way to end the summer! Off the coast of Estartit, the preserved site of the Medes Islands is one of the most beautiful in Europe. This former pirate’s lair has become a beautiful natural park that shelters an exceptional wildlife. The many groupers, moonfishes, eagle rays and anchovies will amaze you. With more than 15 diving spots, it will suit divers of all levels. The sites of “la Pedra de Déu” and of “la Pota de Llop” are remarkable. Here, you can observe schools of groupers, red corals, and splendid gorgonians. Do not miss out on the many caves, like the Dofi cave with its tunnels, the “La Vaca” site, with its arches and columns that make it look like a cathedral. The best the Mediterranean Sea has to offer!

Dive into the deep and relaxing blue water of the Cyclades during a diving trip to Greece. The steep underwater architecture made of caves and canyons offers an enchanting environment. The clear water allows excellent visibility and the light effects are amazing. The white cliffs plunge into the Aegean Sea where there are many archaeological sites. This destination will suit both beginner and experienced divers. Damselfish and rainbow wrasses swim among nudibranchs and colourful spirographs Here, octopus and groupers live together, marbled spinefoots seem to fly over posidonia fields and dolphins and monk seals dance before your eyes.