If you could only dive one place -- anywhere in the world -- for the rest of your life...

[Wingy]

Plenty of space available Chilly

Well you're going to need a boatie then aren't you? I have a ship, and a star to steer her by.

Pretty much endless circuits throughout Indo and PNG with trips to Tuomotos so Chilly and Sear have to put their cameras down

I've dived -
Societies/FP
Tuomotos
Ningaloo
Montebello Islands (Inc Tremouille detonation site)
Cocos Keeling Islands
Sydney
QLD
Madagascar
La Reunion
Mauritius
Thailand
Phillipines
Vietnam
Cambodia
Indo - Raja & Banda Sea & Halmahera & Komodo LOBs Nusa Penida, Bunaken, Lembeh, Alor, Sumatra
Vanuatu
PNG
Solomon Islands
New Zealand
Kiribati
New Caledonia
Numerous sea mounts off Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, Bouganville
Nauru
Numerous unnamed or uninhabited islands hanging around in S Pac while crewing on yachts

 

[Storker]

No can do. Green (cold) water diving and blue (warm) water diving are so different that I just can't choose. The greens of cold water are fantastic, as is the bottom life I've seen in cool water. I haven't seen such a plethora of bottom life in the blue/warm water diving destinations I've visited, but OTOH the free water life I've seen in blue water just can't be matched by the stuff I've seen further north.

If you'd asked about one of each, I might have been able to answer. As the question is given, I just can't answer.

 

[caydiver]

Moved to Cayman for a reason (actually a whole bunch). Diving bought us here in the first place, kept calling us back and now is home sweet home.