Diving

A must on anyone's bucket list

experience of a lifetime, so much to see: turtles, bright fish and beautiful coral

Did this in 2005. What a great experience. Definately a must do on your list.

Cayman Brac and Little Cayman are about as good as it gets for diving. Having been to Grand Cayman on several occasions, we were unsure what to expect on the Brac. What we found was the quiet, private and friendly paradise that Grand Cayman was years ago.

Done this twice, once in Gaansbaii , once in False Bay.Awesome and saw the ultimate shark v seal chase. Amazing

Someday I hope to have the nerve to do this.

The season for Farallon Islands is September through November.

Nemo! haha

The Diving at Tubbataha is truly world class. In addition to barracuda and jack fish schools, we had turtles, napoleons, moray eels, sweet lips, white tips and grey reef sharks. These are also the things that you will see for sure. White sharks were on every other dive and sometimes 5-10 at a time.

did the glass bottom boat trip it was neat

Went a few years ago. Couldn't see the reefs cause of a storm the day before but went on a boat trip to an island in the park.

Definately one of the animals I must see on a dive.

The diving on Cozumel is one of the best in the world.

There are few places in the world that are better in person than in the pictures...Galapagos Islands are one of the destinations. The underwater variety sea life is captivating and ever so entertaining. Watch sea lions play with you, swimming with hammer head sharks, and diving to a wreck (San Cristabol Island) is simply something you will NEVER forget.

The islands are rough at best. Not a place to go and vacation. On the other hand, if you like to dive, this is the Mecca!

The Scuba Diving here is very good, good vis, recommend the Long Reef Dive

Molokini crater is an excellent dive location. While there are many dive site's near the crater to choose from, my favorite is mid-reef. At depths of 75 feet, you can see Garden Eels swaying in the water. What a sight! There are lots and lots of colorful reef fish, eels, Cornet fish, White Tip Reef Sharks (very docile), and an occasional Manta Ray, Eagle Ray, an endangered Hawksbill Turtle...or if you are very lucky...Humpback whales or a rare Whale shark. Unlike nearby Maui shore dives, underwater visibility at the crater ranges from 100 to 160 feet. Simply incredible.