Witness ocean waters glowing at night due to bioluminescent plankton.
Witness Earth's largest animal during their migration, when they surface to breathe and feed.
Observe a sea turtle in its natural habitat, such as nesting on a beach or swimming in the ocean.
Witness dolphins in their natural habitat, swimming freely in the ocean
Watch sea turtles perform their ancient ritual of coming ashore to lay eggs at night. Observable at various tropical beaches worldwide, including Costa Rica's Tortuguero Beach and Florida's coast
Explore vast coral reef ecosystem
Watch humpback whales perform spectacular leaps from the ocean during their annual migrations. Observable in Hawaii (winter) or Alaska (summer)
Watch killer whale pods hunt and socialize in their ocean habitat, displaying complex group behaviors and hunting strategies
Experience natural sea cave illumination
Snorkel or dive at any coral reef
Catch rare green flash as sun sets over ocean horizon, a brief optical phenomenon
Witness world's strongest tidal current in Norway's narrow strait
Explore the deepest part of the world's oceans, reaching depths of about 11,000 meters in the Pacific Ocean
Waves forced through lava tubes blast spray 30 metres into the air — locals throw coconuts in to launch them.
Coastline of spouting blowholes.
Cliff path above a wild coast.
Fog-bound desert shore of shipwrecks, seal colonies and dunes dropping into the Atlantic.
One of the few waterfalls on Earth that pours straight into the ocean.
The highest tides on Earth, best watched among the Hopewell Rocks flowerpot stacks.
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