Book your next vegan dive holiday
Scuba travel reveals a whole new world, or rather an existing one, which few people can experience. As Jacques-Yves Cousteau said, the sea, once cast in its spell, forever holds man in its net of magic.
Since about 71% of the planet is covered in water, be it salt water or fresh water, there are many accessible places for diving. From tropical areas to temperate climates to under ice, from open ocean waters to closed lake waters to completely enclosed cave environments, the possibilities are endless.
We have selected the best dive resorts and dive liveaboards that offer plant-based options for divers. Focusing on high standards of service, safety, and accountability to the environment, we can assure you will be taken care of in a way that lessens your impact and works to improve local livelihood situations. From the volcanic islands and rich reefs of Komodo to critter hunting in the spice isles of Indonesia. From vibrant tropical coral reefs teeming with life in UNESCO site Tubbataha to World War II shipwrecks in Coron, Philippines. From the stunning natural beauty of Thailand to the mysteries of Micronesia and onwards to Ecuador and Darwin’s Galapagos in the Pacific.
Whether you enjoy long dives or prefer to get more technical and go deeper, your reasons for diving are likely to vary depending on the number of divers.
Whether it’s your first dive vacation or you’ve done a lot, you should understand that any of these trips involve some preparation. Unlike a typical vacation, where you can just pack a change of clothes in your suitcase and go, a diving vacation requires very little planning. When it comes time to plan your next vacation, you need to consider where you will be staying, where you will be diving, the cost, and the equipment you will need to bring with you.
Special travel agency
You may not know it, but scuba diving is becoming more and more popular as there are now several tour companies that specialize in offering diving holidays. They work like any other travel agent but can also help you immerse yourself in your vacation. You can choose from resorts that specialize in scuba diving, and they will likely offer beginner courses as well as equipment rentals. Or you can choose to stay at the resort but organize your own dives separately.
reduce costs
Scuba diving can be an expensive hobby, but your dive vacation doesn’t have to break the bank and there are tons of savings when you sign up for an all-inclusive package or become part of a group tour. Of course, this may not be to your liking, and you can still save money on your vacation by looking at last-minute deals or traveling at a time other than the busiest time of year.