When we talk about objective, dream, … it is customary to talk about to do list or bucket list.

It’s about putting on a list all what we want to do before dying; all the experiences that are important to us and that we want to achieve at least once in our life.

As diving is totally addictive, it’s hard to imagine making a bucket list without including scuba diving experiences.

Also, at the beginning of 2018, I wanted to think about these destinations that I would absolutely like to explore in my life as a diver and create my “TO DIVE LIST”

Without putting them in an order of priority, I wanted to share with you my 10 spots of diving where I dream to go to diving.

In alphabetical order :

1. Antarctica

To discover a unique preserved environment, to find oneself in an intact nature and to make unforgettable dives

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2. Cocos – Malpelo – Galapagos

A trio of islands to visit in exceptional diving cruises

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3. Easter Island

One of those dive destinations that still seems so cut off from the world. Discovery of a civilization and this island lost in the middle of the ocean

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4. Iceland

The famous Silfra Fissure attracts every year many diving enthusiasts who dream to evolve in the crystalline waters of this fissure that separates two continents.

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5. Mayotte

One of the largest lagoons in the world that hosts many marine mammals every year

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6. Palau

The archipelago of Rock Islands, the Jellyfish Lake or the huge biodiversity present in Palau rivals the quality of dive sites.

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7. Raja Ampat

Sanctuary of scuba diving, Raja Ampat is considered by some as the most beautiful marine biodiversity reserve in the world. UNESCO reflects on Raja Ampat as World Heritage

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8. San Fransisco

Old child’s dream; discover San Fransisco and its unique atmosphere lost in the mist. Diving in the kelp among sea lion colonies

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9. Scapa Flow

Huge underwater cemetery of World War I wrecks, Scapa Flow is a mythical place for those who love to meet history and diving, who loves the underwater life that develops on these wrecks and / or who enjoy good whiskys.

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10. Truck Lagoon

Other climate, other war, other dives. Like its counterpart Scapa Flow, Truck Lagoon is home to many wrecks from  World War II

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In 2018, I planned to go to two of these special dive destinations … can you guess which ones?

And you, what is the destination number 1 of your TO DIVE LIST?

Tell me your diving dreams in a comment below, it will be a pleasure to exchange with you 🙂

I am also interested in yours good plans, advices, ideas, …

And most importantly,… do not forget to be happy 🤗

Helene

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