1. The Great Blue Hole, Belize

A list of deep dives will not be complete without the Great Blue Hole. This is a 100-meter wide and 124-meter deep sinkhole formed during the last ice age. 

Below, you’ll see majestic karst limestone formations with ledges that fall into the darkness of its depth. From above, the Great Blue Hole is very visible with its dark waters confirming its deep wonders.

2. Key Largo, United States

Florida is home to one of the most colorful and diverse dive sites in the United States. This dive spot is 55 meters deep with an amiable water temperature of around 70F. 

The most popular attraction here is the Northern Light. It’s a 300-foot long wreck together with the Spiegel Grove that sits shallower than the latter

3. The Pit, Playa del Carmen, Mexico

On the paradise of Playa del Carmen in Mexico, you’ll find The Pit. It’s a cave dive spot that ranges from 36 to 121 meters. This is a complicated cave system with a jump-off that leads to the mainline.

In this cenote, divers aim to see the Wakulla room, it’s a massive gut in the save system. If you’re planning to dive on The Pit, don’t expect anything to see within 100 feet

4. Utila, Honduras

One of the most iconic dive spots in North America is CJ’s Drop Off within the Turtle Harbor Marine Reserve. Here, you can descend to 300 meters. 

For recreational divers, the limit is usually at 130 feet but tec divers can descend the entire depth with proper coordination with the locals. 

5. Sipadan, Malaysia

One of the best diving spots in Asia is located in Sipadan in Malaysia. This is an underwater paradise teeming with colorful fishes and coral formations. Underwater, there are cave systems that every tec diver aims to see. You can also spot sea turtles, dolphins, sharks, bright fish, and other schools of fish.

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