French Polynesia contains 118 dispersed islands in the South Pacific stretching more than 2,000km. Divided into the Austral, Gambier, Marquesas, Society and Tuamotu archipelagos, French Polynesia is known for their coral-fringed lagoons and over-the-water bungalows. The islands also encompass white- and black-sand beaches, mountains, rugged backcountry and towering waterfalls.
Sulawesi is known for its coral reefs and famed dive sites, such as Bunaken Marine Park, the Togian Islands and Wakatobi Marine Park.
Cuba is an island in the Caribbean known for its white-sand beaches, rolling mountains, cigars and rum.
The Red Sea is a seawater inlet of the Indian Ocean, lying between Africa and Asia.
Thailand offers world-class diving in the protected waters of the Similan Islands and Burma Banks where colorful reefs and dramatic underwater landscapes harbor a plethora of exotic marine life.
