Studies show planning a trip brings as much joy as the trip itself. Why not double the happiness by locking in your 2025 dive vacation now? These breathtaking dive destinations fill up quickly—secure your spot and let the excitement begin!
Galápagos Islands, Ecuador
Dive with schooling hammerheads, majestic whale sharks, and the unique marine iguanas found only in these waters. These world-class liveaboards are filling up fast—secure your spot now.
Experience the magic of Socorro during its peak dive season, November to May. Swim alongside giant mantas, playful dolphins, and humpback whales. Limited 2025 spots remain.
Discover the world’s richest reefs in Raja Ampat from October–April. Encounter vibrant reefs, manta rays, and pygmy seahorses. April 2025 spaces are still open.
Dive the Maldives this September, a unique time for diving with whale sharks and manta rays as they gather at cleaning stations. Explore vibrant atolls aboard a luxury liveaboard—2025 spots are still available!
The Philippines’ Tubbataha Reefs await this March to June, offering limited access to a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For the best dive experience, secure your spot now before it's too late.
Dive into the wild waters of Costa Rica’s Cocos Island, a haven for hammerheads, tiger sharks, and manta rays. With incredible diving opportunities year-round, you can choose the perfect time for your adventure.
You can book day diving or snorkeling excursions with PADI Adventures, or head to PADI Travel to explore the globe for dive or snorkeling packages including accommodation. For personalized assistance and expert advice, reach out to our Scuba Travel Experts via live chat, phone, or email.
Looking for the resort vacation, where vibrant house reefs for snorkeling and diving are just steps from your room? Pamper yourself with world-class diving, gourmet dining, and luxurious comfort at these top all-inclusive dive resorts.
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