Pacific Islands

Pacific Islands

Remote islands, big animals, and untouched reefs

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Destinations
22–28°C (72–82°F)
Water Temperature
20–50m (65–165ft)
Typical Visibility
April – November
Best Season
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About Pacific Islands Diving

The Pacific Islands offer remote, pristine diving with big animal encounters and untouched reefs. From hammerhead sharks in the Galápagos to vibrant soft corals in Fiji, this region is for adventurous divers seeking world-class experiences in paradise settings.

Known For:

  • Sharks
  • Remote sites
  • Soft corals
  • Pristine reefs
  • Big pelagics

Dive Destinations in Pacific Islands

Explore 6 incredible dive destinations in this region

Galápagos Islands

Galápagos Islands

Ecuador

Hammerhead schools and bucket-list big animal encounters

Advanced10–25m (33–80ft)16–24°C (61–75°F)
Best: June – November (hammerheads)
Great Barrier Reef

Great Barrier Reef

Australia

World's largest reef system with incredible diversity

Beginner15–40m (50–130ft)23–29°C (73–84°F)
Best: June – November
Palau

Palau

Palau

Jellyfish Lake, Blue Corner, and WWII wrecks in paradise

Advanced20–50m (65–165ft)27–30°C (81–86°F)
Best: November – May
Fiji

Fiji

Fiji

Soft coral capital of the world with vibrant reefs and sharks

Intermediate20–40m (65–130ft)24–29°C (75–84°F)
Best: April – October
Socorro (Revillagigedo Islands)

Socorro (Revillagigedo Islands)

Mexico

Giant manta rays and shark encounters in remote Pacific waters

Advanced20–40m (65–130ft)21–28°C (70–82°F)
Best: November – May
Cocos Island

Cocos Island

Costa Rica

Hammerhead heaven and the ultimate big animal adventure

Advanced15–40m (50–130ft)24–29°C (75–84°F)
Best: June – November

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