San Salvador in the Bahamas offers plenty of treats for scuba divers, including hammerhead shark encounters and all-inclusive resorts such as Club Med.

Traveling Galapagos by land is great but Galapagos by liveaboard is magical.

It may be known for its shore diving but Bonaire has earned its place as the diviest island in the world.

With best-in-class viz, some 500 fish species, scores of reefs, walls and wrecks, it’s no surprise why divers love the Cayman Islands.

This Micronesian paradise calls scuba divers back again and again with incredible drift dives, wall dives and more.

For scuba divers, the pool’s always open in the sunshine state.

More than 10,000 North Pacific humpback whales migrate from southeastern Alaska to the warm waters of the Aloha State each year to mate, give birth and nurture their calves.