The kind of tranquility and freedom under the water is unique and the most colorful gift that nature has given to human beings. If you want to truly enjoy a relaxing trip away from the hustle and bustle of the world, then it is suggest you go to these 7 most beautiful diving spots in the world.

1. Palau

Both the Blue Hole and the German Waterway are Palau's most famous diving spots. Coral formations, sharks, sea turtles, various schools of fish and other underwater life make Palau one of the most coveted diving spots in the world. But what makes it most unique is the unique and rare non-toxic Jellyfish Lake in the world. There are as many lovely jellyfish as stars, most of which are pale orange. This group of jellyfish has survived in this lake for 12,000 people. In recent years, due to the absence of natural predators, its toxicity has been completely degraded, and tourists can enjoy close contact with jellyfish here.

2. Fiji

The seawater in Fiji is very warm all year round, and the unpolluted waters are crystal clear. Coupled with the rich seabed resources, various colors of corals and tropical fish make divers and lovers linger. Its colorful and huge coral landscapes such as Taveuni, Pacific Harbour, the second largest island Somosomo, Kadavu and Beqa have long been world-famous dive sites. Divers from all over the world scuba dive to explore these superb diving areas.

3. Cebu, Philippines

Cebu's Shiseido and Bohol islands are undoubtedly a paradise for tourists who love sunny beaches. If you want to explore the beauty of Cebu a little deeper, then you must visit Moalboal. Moalboal's unique coral reef shore and deep-sea diving site have long become a must-see for scuba divers, and it is not as commercial as Mactan and Boracay, so it is suitable for people who like tranquility and closeness to nature.

4. Dahab, Egypt

In the minds of many diving enthusiasts, the Red Sea at the junction of Asia and Africa is a must-see diving site in a lifetime. Blue Hole is the most famous dive site in Dahab and one of the most famous in the entire Red Sea region. From the shore, you can clearly see light-colored coral reefs surrounding this dark blue circular sea with a diameter of about 150 meters.

5. Sipadan, Malaysia

Sipadan Island in Malaysia is known as a mecca for divers, from shallow to deep you can see corals, anemones, sponges and huge schools of thousands of whitefish and other fish in all shapes and sizes. Divers can join the huge sea turtle queue at any time and swim the underwater world under their leadership. At the same time, there is also a spectacle that divers can't miss, that is, thousands of sea fish are crowded together to form a hurricane eye-like scene.

6. Komodo, Indonesia

Komodo Island has a magnificent underwater landscape, with a variety of brightly colored soft and hard corals, tropical fish, cetaceans and other marine life. The waters around Komodo are a place where currents meet, so the warm currents from the north bring large schools of tuna, sharks and other large fish, while the cold currents from the south bring in sunfish, manta rays, and small schools of rare sea apples. It makes the sea world here even more different.

7. Maldives

Located in the Indian Ocean in South Asia, the Maldives is scattered into more than 1,000 islands and is known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean. It was once voted as one of the best diving places in the world by the well-known diving magazine "Cyber Diver". Except for the island of Male, where the capital is located, each island requires a speedboat to reach, so there are countless uninhabited islands, where you can jump into the sea at any time and dance with the fish on the blue seabed.