For near-guaranteed pristine visibility every time, these destinations are virtually unrivaled.

Sure, adrenaline-pumping thrills can be part of the appeal, but sometimes you just want a laid-back, chill dive—nothing but vibes. These four destinations are ideal for any diver looking to slow down a bit.

Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks & Caicos opened March 1, 2026, with included scuba for certified divers, junior dive programs and new beachfront villas.

Visit rocky shoreline caves and an underwater veterans memorial in Lake Ouachita, the largest lake in Arkansas.

Chance encounters underwater with whales are rare—but they're a lot more likely to happen at one of these incredible spots.

The mystic freshwater caverns of the Mexican Riviera Maya offer something for every diver; this first-hand guide breaks down the different cenotes and helps you choose which to explore.

Experience the Maldives' magical waters, teeming with whale sharks and manta rays. Whether choosing luxury resorts or social liveaboards, you'll enjoy tropical temperatures, stunning sandbank dining, and unforgettable underwater adventures.

Palau is known for its breathtaking underwater landscape. What better way to explore it than from the deck of an equally stunning ship?

In this edition of "Ask Annie," our expert gives tips and tricks for joining dive trips as a solo traveler.