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With diverse climatic conditions and intricate geographies, Mother Earth never ceases to amaze us in various ways. Since the earth’s surface is covered with more than 70 percent of water, there are plenty of places for scuba diving in the world to explore the hidden mysteries underwater. From historic shipwrecks to breathtaking marine life hotspots, and spectacular coral reefs to lesser-known but equally special locations, these dive sites give you a unique and unforgettable experience. Are you confused about choosing the best site for diving? Here is our list of some of the best diving spots in the world that have been carefully selected by our trawell.in experts, and they all guarantee some fantastic diving experience.

There are 440 known species of shark around the world! That’s a lot of sharks to view and log. From wobbegongs to whale sharks and silvers to silkies, it’s easy to see why so many scuba divers become addicted to seeing them. This is why many of us plan vacations and dives around viewing these magnificent animals. If this sounds like you, be sure to add these thirteen amazing shark diving sites to your must-dive list for the best shark encounters in the world.

Let’s get into my top pre-hispanic archeological sites, that áre and aren’t worth the hype. It took me a few years and 3 different trips to Mexico and Central America to see all the most relevant sites. Let’s go from North to South, starting in Mexico City.