Bonaire is described as the Shore Diving Capital of the world. An incredible dive destination indeed. The country established a marine park in 1979 that has allowed the coral reefs and fish populations to flourish. Hope you enjoy my video .....

A scuba diving adventure to the Visayan Sea located in the Philippines. A 10 day trip aboard the Aggressor Philippines II. The journey began in the north at Gato Island and Malapascua and stretched as far south as Apo Island.

A scuba diving adventure to Los Jardines De La Reina also known as the Gardens of the Queen located in Cuba. Fidel Castro recognized the importance of protecting this area back in 1996. Twenty five percent of Cuba's marine waters are protected. We found a healthy biomass although the hard corals are showing signs of warming waters due to climate change.

Roatan is the largest of the Bay Islands off the Honduran east coast.

This is a place where sharks are plentiful and revered as gods in Polynesian mythology. We came to dive with these gods! Thanks for watching ......Peter

Grand Cayman the largest of the three Cayman Islands, a British Overseas territory in the Caribbean. A scuba diver's paradise due to its clear warm water. Thanks for watching.

A Scuba Adventure to the Sea of Cortez in Baja California Sur Mexico. Rocky Reefs, Sea Lions and Shipwrecks plenty to explore for any serious diver. Enjoy and comments are always welcome.

A scuba diving adventure to the Cenotes of Riviera Maya, Mexico. Cavern diving at its finest. Thanks for watching and comments always welcome.

In February 1944 the United States launched Operation Hailstone - often referred to as Japan's Pearl Harbor - a surprise naval air attack that lasted 3 days. It decimated the Japanese fleet. More than 230 aircraft were destroyed and more than 50 ships sunk. It unintentionally created one of the best wreck diving destinations in the world. We dove here on the 74th anniversary of the attack. Many lives were lost a sobering week of scuba diving for sure! Thanks for watching.

Wakatobi National Park was established in 1996, this 3.4 - million acre park (13,759 sq km) area has protected reefs and limited fishing, backed by local communities who share in the dive tourism revenue. Combine that with the fact that Wakatobi is not easy to reach you have an intoxicating cocktail for divers: pristine, healthy and uncrowded reefs. A bucket list destination and quite an adventure indeed. Please enjoy my short video and comments are always welcome.

A two day trip out to Santa Barbra and Catalina Islands. Always a fun trip with Power Scuba out of San Diego. Hope you enjoy and comments are always welcome.

The Galapagos Islands are a must see for any serious scuba diver. The amount and variety of marine life is daunting. We dove in June to see the Whale Sharks and whatever else was passing through. Warm water in the northern islands - Darwin and Wolf and much colder in the islands on and south of the equator. Three major ocean currents converge here which is why the marine life is so prolific. Thanks for watching my video .... peter

Manta Rays create an underwater dance as they feed on plankton attracted by lights. A most mesmerizing spectacle for sure. The Kona coast on the Big Island is famous for its resident population of Manta Rays. Another great dive.

The Avalon Dive Park located on Catalina Island. A short drive up from San Diego and then an hour and half boat ride from Dana Point. Easy shore diving into a protected park. Always a fun dive due to the healthy population of marine life. The park has a kelp forest and contains several artificial wrecks that also attracts marine life. Spring and summer bring Black Sea Bass into the park. These fish are massive weighting several hundred pounds and are usually easily appreciable if done in a non threatening manner. Thanks for watching!

Palau , officially the Republic of Palau is an island country in the western Pacific. The nation has approximately 340 islands, of which only nine are inhabited and connects the western chain of the Caroline Islands with parts of the Federated States of Micronesia. The island nation is a bucket list destination for many scuba divers. The waters are fiercely protected by the government hence the abundance of marine life and great diving.

A trip to the Northern Channel Islands can be a 50 - 50 proposition due to the wind and swells that batter these outer most islands. When fair weather does prevail in this remote area, it unveils aquatic treasures for the lucky scuba diver. Thanks for watching ...

Another great trip with Waterhorse Charters. Special thanks to Ryan Mable for the invite on this private charter to explore this seldom visited shipwreck here in San Diego. The wreck sits in 125 feet of water along the Mexican / U.S. border. She was a Wickes-Class destroyer in the US Navy during World War II. Received six battle stars for service sinking 4 submarines and bringing down 2 planes. She was sunk as target practice on November 8, 1945,

A trip to the Bahamas, diving the island of Eleuthera and the Exuma Cays onboard the AquaCat home-ported in Nassau. The Bahamas is a country within the Lucayan Archipelago of the West Indies in the Atlantic Ocean. A scuba divers dream with warm water as clear as gin. A fun trip for sure. Thanks for watching and comments are always appreciated.

A dive trip to Mexico's Revillagigedo Archipelago also known in the dive community as the Socorro Islands. An abundance of palagics on a remote island chain. Advanced diving for sure. A 24 hour boat ride to access and known for deep dives in open water. A thrill for sure. Special thanks to Power Scuba San Diego for the dive charter. Another one for the books ........ Thanks for watching and reading this far much appreciated, comments and likes always welcome.

Farnsworth Bank is located two miles off the backside of Catalina Island in Southern California. This seamount tops off at 60 feet and drops hundreds of feet on either side. An abundance of California hydrocoral thriving on Farnsworth's deeper walls makes this dive site unique. Thanks for watching, comments always welcome.