Seven countries. One ocean. A lifetime of dives.

The beating heart of the Coral Triangle. Raja Ampat hosts the highest marine biodiversity on the planet — over 1,500 species of fish drifting through cathedrals of soft coral.

7,641 islands, two oceans, and some of Asia's most pristine reefs. From Tubbataha's UNESCO walls to Coron's WWII wrecks — the Philippines is a diver's full library.

26 atolls strung across the Indian Ocean — pelagic encounters in turquoise channels, then sleep above the reef in an overwater suite. The original luxury dive destination.

Granite pinnacles, soft coral pinnacles and pelagic crossings in the Andaman Sea. The Similan Islands remain one of Asia's most photogenic dive grounds.

The mysterious submerged terraces of Yonaguni and the hammerhead walls of the Kuroshio current. Japan offers a serious, contemplative kind of diving.

An emerging dive destination with quiet reefs, rich macro life, and the most dramatic seascape in Asia: Halong Bay's emerald karst spires.

Sipadan rises 600 metres from the seabed — a single oceanic island wrapped in turtle armies and the famous barracuda tornado of Barracuda Point.