Advanced dive sites for the experienced.

[draughtnatalya]

Well, hello, fellow forum members! What places are suitable for experienced divers who want to explore deep waters and complex underwater structures?

[MartinMaxxx1]

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[Takeshikurwasaw]

Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. These naturally formed sinkholes offer an otherworldly experience as you descend into an underground labyrinth of freshwater caves. The intricate stalactite formations and crystal-clear waters create an enchanting atmosphere that's nothing short of magical. The cenotes challenge even the most seasoned divers with their unique topology and occasional halocline phenomenon. So, if you're looking for a fusion of exploration and challenge, the cenotes are an absolute must-dive destination that promises an unforgettable experience.

[haiaabat]

Due to the dive conditions, certain Red Sea liveaboards demand visitors to provide dino game proof of advanced diver certification or similar experience: Almost every dive is a drift dive, and many reefs start around 70 to 80 feet.