Where is your fav dive spot in the world>?

[NosMadForIt]

The area i am really looking to find out about is Utila, and what everyones fav dive site is there. I should be heading down there at the beginning of March. My gf is gonna get her open water while i do my rescue divers.

 

[grod101]

I have to say Guam because that is where I have most of my dives. Was stationed there and that is all we really did. Vis. was great.

 

[Mo2vation]

SoCal, baby. No place like home.

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Ken

 

[deeper thoughts]

Molasses reef Florida Keys

 

[mikerault]

Grand Turk. Great reefs, great wall, very laid back, great vis.

Mike

 

[Nomad]

There is a mud puddle nearby called Medina Lake. Where else on the planet can you dive the wreck of a riding lawn mower?

 

[tedtim]

Have not found it yet. The ocean is just too big. Then there is the other ocean, all the lakes, the rivers.....

 

[StSomewhere]

Molasses reef Florida Keys

So far I would say a three-way tie between Molasses Reef, French Reef, and Looe Key (but for slightly different reasons).

Hoping to dive Cocos Island and Fiji in the not to distant future, so I reserve the right to change my favs at a later time.

 

[Jandee]

I've been to Cosumel, Belize, San Diego, Juneau Alaska, Key Largo, Grand Turk, Roatan, and Bonaire. All were great but believe it not, the best diving for me is close to home. Lake Michigan 5 miles off of Milwaukee is cold and clear, vis is usually 50 feet, on few occasions has been 75 feet. And the wrecks, so many, and such history. I'm leaving for Utila next week for some warm water diving but can't wait until spring to dive my wrecks.

 

[diveborg]

Of the places I've been diving, British Columbia has the most impressive diving IMO.

I've been diving in:
California Channel Islands (a close second)
Oregon
Washington
Big Island of Hawaii
Grand Cayman
Cayman Brac
Little Cayman (my first choice for warm water diving)
Aruba
Curacao
St. Thomas
St. Maarten
Cozumel, 3 times.

I've yet to dive in the South Pacific, but that would probably be on the top of my warm water list.