Dive sites by country
Every country we cover, ranked by number of mapped dive sites. Pick one to see its regions, top-rated sites, and conditions.
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Destination guides
Researched, not just listed
Curated sites, best seasons, and honest logistics — look for the Guide badge below.
11 sitesCuba
Jardines de la Reina — protected reefs, groupers, and sharks by liveaboard
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14 sitesBahamas
Tiger Beach, blue holes, and wall drops a short hop from Florida
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147 sitesMaldives
Channel drifts with mantas and whale sharks across 26 atolls
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27 sitesCosta Rica
Cocos Island hammerhead schools and Pacific coast big-animal diving
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17 sitesTurks & Caicos
Grand Turk walls, and Salt Cay when the humpbacks pass in winter
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Roatán
Mesoamerican Reef wall diving minutes from shore, year-round
Read the guideAll countries, ranked by coverage
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- United States1,024
- Indonesia388
- Switzerland340
- Egypt264
- South Africa254
- France216
- MaldivesGuide147
- Philippines137
- Canada120
- Thailand117
- Australia102
- Spain96
- Croatia81
- Bonaire77
- Mexico73
- Malaysia71
- Italy69
- Germany60
- United Kingdom56
- Japan54
- MaltaGuide52
- French Polynesia49
- Honduras36
- Norway31
- Curaçao30
- Federated States of Micronesia28
- Greece28
- Ecuador28
- Costa RicaGuide27
- Palau27
- India25
- Belize23
- FijiGuide19
- Belgium19
- Papua New Guinea19
- OmanGuide18
- Turks and Caicos IslandsGuide17
- Sudan17
- United Arab EmiratesGuide17
- Cayman Islands16
- Turkey16
- Brazil16
- Mozambique16
- Tanzania15
- BahamasGuide14
- Portugal14
- Colombia13
- MauritiusGuide13
- Panama13
- AustriaGuide12
- Saudi Arabia11
- CubaGuide11
- Myanmar11
- Solomon Islands11
- Marshall Islands11
- Sri LankaGuide10
- Vietnam10
- CyprusGuide9
- Seychelles9
- Vanuatu9
- Ireland9
- Northern Mariana IslandsGuide9
- Cambodia9
- British Virgin IslandsGuide9
- Dominica8
- Grenada8
- KenyaGuide8
- Netherlands8
- New Caledonia7
- Saba7
- Saint LuciaGuide7
- Cape Verde7
- Bermuda7
- Timor-Leste7
- Taiwan7
- Slovenia7
- Russia7
- Sweden7
- Dominican Republic7
- Chile6
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines6
- Antigua and Barbuda6
- Tonga6
- Cook Islands6
- Jordan5
- Barbados5
- Madagascar5
- Saint Kitts and Nevis5
- South KoreaGuide5
- Niue5
- Finland5
- AlbaniaGuide5
- Israel4
- Samoa4
- Réunion4
- Venezuela4
- Argentina4
- Montenegro4
- Djibouti4
- Comoros4
- New Zealand4
- Aruba3
- American Samoa3
- Kiribati3
- Montserrat3
- Malawi3
- Guadeloupe3
- Lebanon3
- Martinique3
- Algeria3
- Eritrea3
- Saint Barthélemy3
- Akrotiri and Dhekelia2
- Iran2
- Trinidad and Tobago2
- Jamaica2
- Qatar2
- Kuwait2
- Anguilla2
- Pakistan2
- Bahrain1
- Sint Maarten1
- Gibraltar1
- Tunisia1
- Iceland1
- Bosnia and Herzegovina1
- Monaco1
Common questions about finding dive sites
What is the PickADive dive-sites directory?
The PickADive dive-sites directory is a country and region index for public scuba diving site pages. It helps divers move from broad destination research to individual site details such as location, depth, access, difficulty, reviews, and condition context where available.
How do I find dive sites near me?
Use the PickADive map or search box to look up a city, region, country, or dive-site name. Country and region pages are useful for browsing destinations, while the map is better for comparing nearby sites by location.
What does a PickADive dive-site page include?
A PickADive site page can include a map location, country and region, access type, depth, difficulty, marine life, hazards, photos, reviews, recent condition context, and correction tools. Detail levels vary by site.
Does PickADive include every reef or map marker as a dive site?
No. PickADive is meant to surface useful dive destinations, not inflate counts with every reef, structure, or map marker. A public page should have enough context to help divers research a real dive.
Can PickADive tell me if a dive is safe today?
No. PickADive helps with research and comparison, but it does not certify conditions or make safety decisions for divers. Training, equipment, local operators, current observations, and personal limits still matter.