Palau, acclaimed by CEDAM as "The Number One Underwater Wonder of the World," features a unique cluster of islands and lagoons renowned for their diverse diving experiences and unparalleled attractions. The lagoon is dotted with 328 mushroom-shaped Rock Islands, sculpted by marine organisms over centuries, creating intricate passageways ideal for boat tours. Below the surface, Palau boasts dramatic vertical drop-offs reaching depths of over 1,000 feet. Additionally, visitors can snorkel with non-stinging jellyfish in a landlocked marine lake and explore blue holes, giant underwater tunnels, and stalactite-filled caves, making Palau Lagoon an extraordinary and distinctive destination.

The Philippines, an archipelago of 7,107 islands, boasts numerous top-tier dive destinations with diverse experiences. Travelers can choose from various land-based resorts or live-aboard options that reach remote locations like the World Heritage Site of Tubbataha Reef. A major draw is the exceptional value for money, as both goods and services are very affordable, complemented by the renowned high level of service from the Filipino people.

Japan offers a diverse array of experiences throughout the year, from exploring Yonaguni Island’s ancient underwater ruins and the serene island life to diving with massive schools of Hammerhead sharks and Manta rays in Ishigaki and encountering the majestic Whale Shark. Beyond the underwater adventures, Japan also boasts beautiful Cherry Blossom Festivals and exceptional cuisine. Whether your interest lies in diving in Okinawa or sightseeing and adventure, Japan provides an abundance of activities and sights that make it a must-visit destination for all.