Visit the remote Ogasawara archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique wildlife and pristine marine environment
Hitchhike by boat or sailboat to travel between destinations, relying on the kindness of sailors and boat owners for free passage.
Cross the famous English Channel by ferry, traveling from Dover to Calais. Experience the views of the White Cliffs of Dover and the thrill of traversing one of the world's busiest shipping lanes.
Visit the beaches, islands, coral reefs, and Caribbean culture of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Embark on a long-distance sailing journey, navigating open waters for an extended period
See tidewater glaciers, fjords, whales, mountains, and rainforest in Glacier Bay National Park.
Humpbacks come within metres of the shore from July to October, and Niue lets you snorkel beside them.
Swim among millions of stingless jellyfish.
Crystal coastal swimming pools.
Vast, remote Pacific lagoon.
Dazzling turquoise South Pacific lagoon.
Uninhabited island with crystal water.
Tonga is one of the few places you can legally swim with humpbacks, which come to Vava’u to calve from July to October.
Dive among submerged sculptures.
Coral-rich bay of huge marine diversity.
Snorkel over warm volcanic bubbles.
Turtle-rich reefs off Moheli.
Jordan’s slice of the Red Sea: coral gardens, a sunken tank and the Cedar Pride wreck in warm, calm water.
Ras Mohammed’s coral walls and the Thistlegorm wreck, with visibility so clear the reef looks lit from within.
Oceanic island off Borneo ranked among the best dive sites on Earth — turtles, barracuda tornadoes, reef sharks.
The planet's richest coral reefs.
Granite-boulder islands in the Andaman Sea with some of Thailand’s clearest water and best coral.
Visit beaches, coral reefs, tropical forests, and historic ruins on Saint John in Virgin Islands National Park.
Swim across the English Channel, a 34 km stretch between England and France
Explore the deepest part of the world's oceans, reaching depths of about 11,000 meters in the Pacific Ocean
World-famous wall dive of sharks.
Mushroom-shaped jungle islets, UNESCO-listed.
Sail to uninhabited reef-ringed islets.
Protected lagoon reefs and islets.
Snorkel where the equator crosses.
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