We love underwater adventures here at Karma Group – and we’re fortunate to have resorts in some of the world’ best dive destinations. Here are just a few of the world class spots you can experience with Karma…
Hanifaru Bay, Maldives
This protected marine sanctuary hosts one of nature’s most spectacular feeding events. During the southwest monsoon, hundreds of manta rays and whale sharks congregate to feast on plankton. The coral bommies surrounding the bay also house vibrant clownfish, butterflyfish, and ornate ghost pipefish.
Blue Hole, Dahab, Egypt
This legendary Red Sea dive site descends 100 meters into azure depths. Experienced divers navigate through a dramatic limestone arch at 56 meters while encountering reef sharks, barracudas, and vibrant anthias fish. The surrounding reef walls burst with soft corals and sea fans in electric blues and purples.
The Brothers Islands, Egypt
These remote Red Sea outposts feature sheer walls plunging into the abyss. Thresher sharks, oceanic whitetips, and hammerheads patrol the currents while coral gardens shelter green turtles and Napoleon wrasse. The Brothers’ famous shipwrecks, encrusted with hard corals, create fertile artificial reefs.
Manta Point, Nusa Penida, Bali
Just a short boat ride from Karma Kandara, this cleaning station attracts magnificent manta rays year-round. These gentle giants, with wingspans reaching 6 meters, glide gracefully overhead while cleaner wrasse tend to their skin. Lucky divers might also spot the giant ocean sunfish (mola mola) between June and November.
Crystal Bay, Nusa Penida, Bali
This scenic bay offers diving for all levels. Its healthy reefs showcase impressive table corals, staghorns, and vivid soft corals. Beyond mola mola sightings (mid June – November), you’ve got a great chance of encountering reef sharks, eagle rays, and schools of jackfish swirling in mesmerising formations.
Richelieu Rock, Thailand
This horseshoe-shaped pinnacle in the Andaman Sea delivers Thailand’s premier diving experience. Famous for whale shark sightings, it’s adorned with purple soft corals, sea anemones, and gorgonian fans. The site teems with macro treasures like tigertail seahorses, frogfish, and harlequin shrimp.
Koh Tao, Thailand
Perfect for beginners, this Gulf of Thailand paradise offers excellent visibility and gentle currents. Hawksbill turtles graze on sponges while blacktip reef sharks patrol sandy patches. The site’s shallow coral gardens host a rich array of tropical species, including parrotfish, angelfish, and territorial triggerfish.
