By Rajni Pandey | May 6, 2025
Swim with sea lions, marine iguanas, hammerheads, whale sharks and green turtles in a biodiverse UNESCO reserve.
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Discover 1,300+ fish species, 600 corals, manta rays and pygmy seahorses in the Coral Triangle’s epicenter.
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Snorkel WWII wrecks, jungle lagoons and Jellyfish Lake; spot manta rays, Napoleon wrasse and reef sharks.
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Swim alongside whale sharks (Mar–Aug), manta rays, green turtles and humpback whales in this World Heritage site.
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Explore vast coral gardens, spot clownfish, reef sharks and dwarf minke whales on less-crowded ribbon reefs.
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Join seasonal manta ray and whale shark feeding frenzies in a protected UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
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Snorkel vibrant corals, nurse sharks, rays and sea turtles in the Americas’ largest barrier reef system.
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Discover North America’s only living coral barrier reef—home to parrotfish, barracuda, lobsters and occasional manatees.
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Crystal-clear waters reveal 200+ corals, 1,200 fish species, spinner dolphins and hidden octopus.
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Watch giant mantas swirl in plankton-lit “ballets” at Garden Eel Cove—an unforgettable nocturnal spectacle.
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