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It's something breathtaking to cross your bucket list. The scuba diving in one of these coral reefs will make you feel as if you swim in another dimension of reality - the submarine worlds that these coral reefs carry inside of them will escape you absolutely. So what are you waiting for? Be certified as soon as possible and immerse yourself in one of these beauties.

1. New Caledonia Barrière Reef, Australia
It's actually the second largest double barrier reef in the world! The glorious shades of the blue water - seriously incredible. It is located on the northeastern coast of Australia with more than 1,000 species of fish. Unfortunately, many of these species are threatened with extinction due to the causes made by man and natural - so soak in this beauty while you can!

2. Koh Tao, Thailand
This translates into an island of Turtle and it is a phenomenon surmounted by the jungle that allows you to dive directly on the shore! The neon coral background while swimming with rays and turtles will pull you in its fantastic world. More than 7000 divers are certified each year here, so if you are looking for scuba dive, it will be the paradise! You will feel as if you are in an episode of "lost" in this green beauty.


3. Lagoon Truck or Chuuk Atoll, Eastern Carolines Islands, United States
Nowhere else in the world is there many wrecks nearby, located in shallow claire water. It also has a giant lagoon that is infamous for - infamous because it houses a ton of remaining wrecks of the Second World War. It is officially an underwater museum. If you find boring museums, we swear you will always be in that.


4. North Emma Reef, New Guinea Papua
The strong bummie covered with fans of the Georgian Sea, next to the delicate delicate sea sea for a majestic view. The coral saddle is 130 feet deep, with incredibly clear water and visibility greater than 120 feet. If you are afraid of heights, it's probably not the best option.

5. Belize Reef Barrier, Belize
Jacques Cousteau himself does not dave in 1971, in the big blue hole of the reef of the barrier, aesthetically magnificent and 400 feet deep. The complex underground cave system that is below is breathtaking, but after sea level has increased thousands of years ago, has been overwhelmed by water. Unfortunately, the attention that Cousteau has focused on the coast resulted in a bleaching of corals.


6. Excellent Chagos Archipelago, Indian Ocean
With more than 55 islands and in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the big Chagos bank is the largest atoll of corals in the world. It's also the most protected! Inside, there is a diverse range of corals, such as Cenella Chagius, which looked strangely like a brain and rare species such as manatees. The waters are so clean here, researchers can not even wear solar screen when exploring the area.


7. Andros Barrière Reef, Bahamas
At 124 km long, it is the third longest reef in the world, allowing some existing areas to explore in the reefs. Paddle by mangroves to see the jaw vertical cliffs that plunge into a trench called the ocean language and can reach 6,000 feet deep. Or hang with octopus sharks and tiger at different locations. It has a ton of dangerous caves to explore, but some risk takers may want to do it.

8. APO REEF, Philippines
This marine sanctuary is the largest reef of the Philippines and also houses blue and pink shades that will knock you from your socks and is often located in diving magazines as an example of diversified marine life. Located in the Southern China Sea on the Strait of Mindoro, it consists of two lagoon systems (North and South).


9. Red Coral Reef, Red Sea
Between the hottest deserts in the world (Sahara and Arabia) is the incredible red sea coral reef, 1,200 miles long and more than 5,000 years old. It can support many elements, such as drastic temperature changes. Platforms, lagoons and cylinders will be a feast for your eyes, so what are you waiting for?