We’ve put together some of our bucket list dive items. Some are locations you absolutely have to visit before you die (or right away), while others are notches to add to the diving belt.
Happy diving fishies!
1. Become a Divemaster
2. Participate/be filmed in a Scuba Related Documentary
3. Try a Liveaboard Dive Trip
4. Dive in an Aquarium
5. See a Sea Dragon in the Wild
6. Dive in a Volcano Crater
7. Take a Submersible and See the Titanic
8. Dive with the Jellyfish in Palau
9. Dive the Blue Hole in Belize
10. Run an Underwater Photography Seminar
11. Dive the Red Sea
12. Dive/Snorkel with Manatees
13. Visit the Galapagos Islands
14. Explore the Amazon River from Underwater
15. Witness Great Whites sharks breaching in Cape Town
16. Participate in the Sardine Run
17. See Bioluminescent Plankton while Diving
18. Dive in the Deepest Indoor Pool in the World – the Y-40
19. Dive between 2 tectonic plates – the Silfra
20. Dive to a Hydrothermal Vent
21. Dive in Every Province and Territory of Canada
22. Dive with Sharks in the Wild
23. Try Ice Diving
24. Dive in the Arctic
25. Snorkel with Orcas
26. Visit and Underwater Archeological Site
27. Dive to a Sunken Submarine
28. Dive to a Sunken Airplane
29. Dive with Crocodiles
30. Make a New Discovery While Diving
31. Dive in an Astronaut Training Facility (i.e. NASA)
32. Dive the Great Barrier Reef
33. See a Sailfish while Diving
34. Write a Scuba Diving Book or Guide
35. Dive on Every Continent in the World
36. Get Published in a Magazine
37. Visit Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s Grave
38. Dive/snorkel with Humpback whales
39. Dive with a Mola Mola
40. See a Box Jellyfish in the Wild
41. Try Cave Diving in Mexico
42. Ride in a Submarine
43. Stay Overnight in an Underwater Hotel
44. Meet her Deepness Sylvia Earle
45. Learn more about Tech and Sidemount Diving
It’s true, the ocean is filled with neat stuff that could keep us busy for a lifetime. For more of our scuba diving bucket list idea’s, take a look at our Pinterest board!
“Taking your first breath underwater is an incredible experience. You’ve been breathing your whole life, it’s the definition of second nature, but all of a sudden the whole game has changed. It’s something that you’ve never focused on but now it won’t escape your mind.”
