[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":477},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fcPSzFz7biQZA9VGXWVW9rrjAiXcoiFQC5dRu9OZyJRo":3},[4,40,60,79,95,114,132,162,173,189,207,223,239,253,264,280,293,305,321,340,354,366,377,389,400,415,426,444,455,466],{"id":5,"name":6,"slug":7,"description":8,"level":9,"minDepth":10,"maxDepth":11,"lat":12,"lng":13,"bestMonths":14,"hazards":20,"regionId":24,"isFeatured":25,"featuredRank":26,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":30,"region":35},"cmm2cywia006udukm6m4u99lh","Cathedral Rocks, Isle of Man","cathedral-rocks-isle-of-man","Cathedral Rocks on the Isle of Man is one of the Irish Sea's most dramatic dive sites, featuring enormous natural archways and tunnels packed with jewel anemones, huge sea fans, and plumose anemones in brilliant orange and white. The protected waters of the Isle of Man Marine Nature Reserve support exceptional biodiversity, and the site is accessible to intermediate divers on calm tidal conditions.","intermediate",6,20,54.073,-4.754,[15,16,17,18,19],"May","Jun","Jul","Aug","Sep",[21,22,23],"cold-water","current","surge","cmm2cyudw000tdukmxsvyykni",true,1,false,null,"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1505118380757-91f5f5632de0?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[31,32,33,34],"sea-fans","nudibranchs","anemones","lobster",{"id":24,"name":36,"slug":37,"country":38,"description":39},"Isle of Man","isle-of-man","IM","The Isle of Man sits in the heart of the Irish Sea and offers dramatic wall dives, powerful pinnacles, and sea caves rich with jewel anemones and sea fans. The island is a designated Area of Special Scientific Interest, and its clear tidal waters attract basking sharks, seals, and some of the best cold-water macro life in the British Isles.",{"id":41,"name":42,"slug":43,"description":44,"level":45,"minDepth":46,"maxDepth":47,"lat":48,"lng":49,"bestMonths":50,"hazards":51,"regionId":53,"isFeatured":25,"featuredRank":26,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":54,"region":55},"cmm2cyw4o005udukmnsclw19g","Filey Brigg","filey-brigg","Filey Brigg is a dramatic rocky headland jutting into the North Sea, offering excellent shore diving across kelp beds, sand channels, and rocky reefs populated by large conger eels, ballan wrasse, and dogfish. The shallow maximum depth and easy shore access make it one of Yorkshire's most popular dive sites.","beginner",3,14,54.208,-0.263,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,23,52],"limited-viz","cmm37ult6000pduk90r5rarq2",[34,31,33,32],{"id":53,"name":56,"slug":57,"country":58,"description":59},"North Yorkshire","north-yorkshire","GB","North Yorkshire's rugged coastline provides accessible shore diving with interesting wrecks and reefs. Filey Brigg and the surrounding waters offer encounters with large conger eels, lobsters, and diverse reef fish.",{"id":61,"name":62,"slug":63,"description":64,"level":9,"minDepth":65,"maxDepth":11,"lat":66,"lng":67,"bestMonths":68,"hazards":69,"regionId":71,"isFeatured":25,"featuredRank":26,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":72,"marineLife":73,"region":75},"cmm2cywcf006cdukmenvvchlv","Lundy Island","lundy-island","Lundy Island was designated England's first Marine Conservation Zone and offers some of the most exciting and diverse diving in the country, from rocky reefs and kelp forests teeming with spiny lobsters and sea fans to open-water encounters with blue sharks, sunfish, and seals in summer. The island's isolation in the Bristol Channel ensures clean Atlantic water and exceptional marine life density.",5,51.173,-4.655,[16,17,18,19],[21,22,23,70],"boat-traffic","cmm37ultr000rduk9kgszk69k","https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1518709268805-4e9042af9f23?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[74,34,31,32,33],"grey-seals",{"id":71,"name":76,"slug":77,"country":58,"description":78},"Devon","devon","Devon's varied coastline offers excellent diving, from the sheltered wrecks of Plymouth Sound to the dramatic offshore reefs of Lundy Island Marine Conservation Zone. The county boasts blue sharks, seals, and rich reef life.",{"id":80,"name":81,"slug":82,"description":83,"level":9,"minDepth":65,"maxDepth":11,"lat":84,"lng":85,"bestMonths":86,"hazards":87,"regionId":88,"isFeatured":25,"featuredRank":26,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":72,"marineLife":89,"region":91},"cmm2cywfo006mdukmz4v3ums6","Skomer Island","skomer-island","Skomer Island Marine Conservation Zone in Pembrokeshire offers exceptional reef diving through kelp forest cathedrals with an extraordinary abundance of marine life protected from fishing for decades. Grey seals, puffins visible from the boat above water, lobsters, and a dazzling variety of fish make Skomer one of Wales's most magical dive destinations.",51.736,-5.289,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,22,23,70],"cmm2cyudk000sdukmfjxn7pan",[74,90,31,34,33],"puffins",{"id":88,"name":92,"slug":93,"country":58,"description":94},"Pembrokeshire, Wales","pembrokeshire","Pembrokeshire's rugged coastline forms one of Wales's most spectacular diving regions, with marine conservation zones at Skomer Island protecting incredible reef ecosystems. Strong tidal currents, dramatic underwater rock formations, and a wealth of grey seals and seabirds make it a must-visit for UK divers.",{"id":96,"name":97,"slug":98,"description":99,"level":9,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":101,"lat":102,"lng":103,"bestMonths":104,"hazards":107,"regionId":108,"isFeatured":25,"featuredRank":26,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":109,"region":110},"cmm2cyw05005gdukmblb3hq48","St Abbs Head — The Cathedral","st-abbs-head-cathedral","The Cathedral at St Abbs Head is one of the defining dives of Scotland's voluntary marine reserve, a dramatic underwater cliff face draped entirely in sea fans, dead man's fingers, and massive plumose anemones with conger eels lurking in every crevice. Visibility is frequently among the best in British waters, and the marine life density is genuinely remarkable.",8,25,55.916,-2.142,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],"Apr","Oct",[21,22,23],"cmm37ulsk000nduk94w1s76g4",[74,31,32,33,34],{"id":108,"name":111,"slug":112,"country":58,"description":113},"Scottish Borders","scottish-borders","The Scottish Borders coast, centred on St Abbs Head, is home to Scotland's only voluntary Marine Reserve. Renowned for exceptional biodiversity, clear visibility, and dramatic underwater scenery including sea fans, jewel anemones, and abundant fish life.",{"id":115,"name":116,"slug":117,"description":118,"level":45,"minDepth":119,"maxDepth":100,"lat":120,"lng":121,"bestMonths":122,"hazards":123,"regionId":124,"isFeatured":25,"featuredRank":26,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":125,"region":128},"cmm2cyw6l0060dukmki4047pd","Swanage Pier","swanage-pier","Swanage Pier is one of England's most famous and accessible shore dives, celebrated for its incredible cuttlefish aggregations in spring, seahorses, and a remarkable diversity of invertebrates clinging to the pier pilings. The site is ideal for night diving and macro photography, and the shallow depth makes it accessible to newly qualified divers throughout the season.",2,50.608,-1.956,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,70,23],"cmm2cyucw000qdukmzfteu0jp",[126,32,31,127,33],"seahorses","cuttlefish",{"id":124,"name":129,"slug":130,"country":58,"description":131},"Dorset","dorset","Dorset is one of England's premier diving counties, boasting the famous Portland Bill tidal races, the wreck-strewn waters off Swanage, and the marine life of the Jurassic Coast. Cuttlefish, seahorses, WWII wrecks, and vibrant rocky reefs make Dorset a year-round diving destination.",{"id":133,"name":134,"slug":135,"description":136,"level":137,"minDepth":138,"maxDepth":139,"lat":140,"lng":141,"bestMonths":142,"hazards":147,"regionId":149,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":150,"marineLife":151,"region":157},"cmm1zopz9001rduwr1ctzqpt2","Blue Magic","blue-magic","Blue Magic (officially Fiabacet reef) is Raja Ampat's premier site for large pelagics — wobbegong sharks, oceanic mantas, hammerheads, and giant trevally all appear with regularity. The reef wall drops from 12 m to the open abyss, and experienced divers can drift along it watching for hammerheads hunting in the blue below. The site demands strong current experience and a confident hover in open water.","advanced",12,40,-1.74,130.148,[106,143,144,145,146],"Nov","Dec","Jan","Feb",[22,148],"depth","cmm1zope20005duwriv5yvs0i","https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1560275619-4cc5fa59d8e2?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[152,153,154,31,155,156],"manta-rays","reef-sharks","schools-of-fish","coral","whale-sharks",{"id":149,"name":158,"slug":159,"country":160,"description":161},"Raja Ampat","raja-ampat","ID","Often described as the world's greatest marine biodiversity hotspot, Raja Ampat sits at the heart of the Coral Triangle in West Papua, Indonesia. More than 1,500 fish species and 700 coral species have been recorded here, making every dive a revelation.",{"id":163,"name":164,"slug":165,"description":166,"level":9,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":101,"lat":167,"lng":168,"bestMonths":169,"hazards":170,"regionId":24,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":72,"marineLife":171,"region":172},"cmm2cywjk006ydukmii6zo4xp","Calf of Man","calf-of-man","The Calf of Man is a small island off the southern tip of the Isle of Man offering some of the most spectacular diving in the Irish Sea, with dramatic walls, resident grey seal colonies, and summer visits by basking sharks and sunfish. The island's protected status means marine life is exceptionally abundant, and the combination of wall dives, caves, and open reef suits a wide range of diving styles.",54.048,-4.83,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,22,23],[74,31,34,33],{"id":24,"name":36,"slug":37,"country":38,"description":39},{"id":174,"name":175,"slug":176,"description":177,"level":45,"minDepth":65,"maxDepth":178,"lat":179,"lng":180,"bestMonths":181,"hazards":182,"regionId":183,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":184,"region":185},"cmm2cyvzh005edukmeqhmrs24","Cathedral Rocks, Oban","cathedral-rocks-oban","Cathedral Rocks near Oban is a stunning rocky reef dive featuring sweeping walls, dramatic caverns, and an extraordinary density of nudibranchs, sea fans, and jewel anemones. The site is sheltered enough for novice divers on calm days, yet rich enough in life to satisfy the most experienced underwater naturalist.",18,56.402,-5.474,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,22,52],"cmm37uls9000mduk9h46xln7m",[31,33,32,34],{"id":183,"name":186,"slug":187,"country":58,"description":188},"Argyll & Bute","argyll-and-bute","Argyll & Bute on Scotland's west coast offers world-class diving in sea lochs, sounds, and open water. From the famous wreck dives of the Firth of Clyde to the dramatic tidal races of Corryvreckan and the vibrant reefs around Oban, this is some of Scotland's finest diving.",{"id":190,"name":191,"slug":192,"description":193,"level":9,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":139,"lat":194,"lng":195,"bestMonths":196,"hazards":197,"regionId":198,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":199,"marineLife":200,"region":202},"cmm1zoqol003rduwr9uouhr6v","E-6 Pinnacle","e-6-pinnacle","E-6 Pinnacle off Wakaya Island in the Lomaiviti Group is an otherworldly dive site — a cluster of seamounts festooned with pink and orange soft corals, sea whips, and wire corals from 8 m to 40 m depth. Hammerhead schools are regularly encountered in open water beside the pinnacles, along with manta rays, eagle rays, and the occasional whale shark. The remote location and exposed position demand careful weather and current planning.",-17.63,179,[17,18,19,106],[22,148],"cmm1zopi0000hduwroe0maloh","https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1544551763-46a013bb70d5?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[153,154,155,31,201],"eagle-rays",{"id":198,"name":203,"slug":204,"country":205,"description":206},"Fiji","fiji","FJ","Known as the soft coral capital of the world, Fiji's reefs blaze with pink, orange, and purple sea fans that sway in nutrient-rich currents. Shark dives at Beqa Lagoon and liveaboard trips to remote Taveuni and Wakaya make Fiji an unforgettable South Pacific experience.",{"id":208,"name":209,"slug":210,"description":211,"level":137,"minDepth":11,"maxDepth":212,"lat":213,"lng":214,"bestMonths":215,"hazards":216,"regionId":217,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":218,"region":219},"cmm1zoqiy003fduwr166l52ni","Eddystone Rock","eddystone-rock","The Plymouth Eddystone Rock 22 km south of Plymouth marks the site of the famous Eddystone Lighthouse and its predecessors, and the rocky reef and scattered wreck debris of the 1703 lighthouse sits in 20–36 m of often fast-running but clear water. Bull huss, conger eels, and large velvet swimming crabs inhabit the reef, while plankton-rich tides attract blue sharks in summer. This is a truly wild Atlantic dive requiring solid boat diving experience.",38,50.196,-4.291,[16,17,18,19],[22,21,23],"cmm1zophc000fduwrvov67y9p",[74,34,154,33,31],{"id":217,"name":220,"slug":221,"country":58,"description":222},"Cornwall","cornwall","England's rugged southwestern peninsula punches well above its weight for diving, with dramatic kelp forests, offshore reef systems, and historic wrecks shaped by the treacherous Atlantic. Grey seals, blue sharks in summer, and fascinating cold-water marine life reward those who brave the chill.",{"id":224,"name":225,"slug":226,"description":227,"level":45,"minDepth":46,"maxDepth":228,"lat":229,"lng":230,"bestMonths":231,"hazards":232,"regionId":233,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":234,"region":235},"cmm2cyvvk0052dukmajzarlai","F2 Blockship, Burra Sound","f2-blockship","The F2 is a WWI-era concrete blockship in Burra Sound, one of the most accessible and colourful dives in Scapa Flow at just 10 m depth. The entire hull is festooned with jewel anemones, starfish, and edible crabs, making it a perfect shallow dive for beginners and a macro photographer's paradise.",10,58.897,-3.147,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,22,70],"cmm37ulry000lduk98tlx0h5p",[34,154,33,31],{"id":233,"name":236,"slug":237,"country":58,"description":238},"Orkney","orkney","Orkney is home to Scapa Flow, one of the world's greatest wreck diving destinations. The sheltered natural harbour holds the scuttled German High Seas Fleet from World War One, alongside fascinating marine life that has colonised the wrecks over a century.",{"id":240,"name":241,"slug":242,"description":243,"level":137,"minDepth":244,"maxDepth":139,"lat":245,"lng":246,"bestMonths":247,"hazards":248,"regionId":198,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":249,"marineLife":250,"region":252},"cmm1zoqna003nduwr8h6czsn2","Great White Wall","great-white-wall","The Great White Wall in Fiji's Rainbow Passage — a tidal channel between Taveuni and Vanua Levu — is one of the Indo-Pacific's most photographed dives. Below 30 m a sheer wall is entirely coated in white soft coral (Dendronephthya sp.) that blooms open in the strong current, creating an ethereal snowfield effect. The passage is diveable on incoming tide only, and the flow carries hammerhead sharks, grey reef sharks, and vast schools of snapper past the wall.",15,-16.813,179.974,[17,18,19,106],[22,148,21],"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1682687982501-1e58ab814714?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[155,31,154,251],"barracuda",{"id":198,"name":203,"slug":204,"country":205,"description":206},{"id":254,"name":255,"slug":256,"description":257,"level":45,"minDepth":119,"maxDepth":228,"lat":258,"lng":259,"bestMonths":260,"hazards":261,"regionId":124,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":262,"region":263},"cmm2cyw7g0062dukm89nofcji","Kimmeridge Bay","kimmeridge-bay","Kimmeridge Bay is a Dorset Wildlife Trust Local Nature Reserve and one of the best wildlife snorkelling and diving sites on the south coast, with extensive shallow reefs supporting enormous numbers of wrasse, bream, and invertebrates. The bay is sheltered enough for beginners in calm weather, and the rocky ledges are alive with cuttlefish, octopus, and a wide variety of nudibranchs.",50.606,-2.122,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,23,52],[126,127,32,34,31,33],{"id":124,"name":129,"slug":130,"country":58,"description":131},{"id":265,"name":266,"slug":267,"description":268,"level":45,"minDepth":269,"maxDepth":244,"lat":270,"lng":271,"bestMonths":272,"hazards":273,"regionId":274,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":72,"marineLife":275,"region":276},"cmm2cyw41005sdukmg9d2z9lv","Longstone Lighthouse Reef","longstone-lighthouse-reef","The reef around Longstone Lighthouse — scene of Grace Darling's famous 1838 rescue — offers excellent shallow diving across kelp-covered boulders rich with large edible crabs, lobsters, sea urchins, and colourful anemones. The historic lighthouse provides a beautiful backdrop above water, and seals frequently join divers exploring the rocky outcrops.",4,55.638,-1.609,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,23,22],"cmm2cyuc8000odukm95qg86f7",[74,34,33,31],{"id":274,"name":277,"slug":278,"country":58,"description":279},"Northumberland","northumberland","Northumberland's Farne Islands are one of the UK's most magical dive destinations, where hundreds of inquisitive Atlantic grey seals interact playfully with divers. The archipelago also hosts dramatic rocky reefs, historic wrecks, and vast seabird colonies in a protected National Trust seascape.",{"id":281,"name":282,"slug":283,"description":284,"level":9,"minDepth":178,"maxDepth":285,"lat":286,"lng":287,"bestMonths":288,"hazards":289,"regionId":183,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":290,"marineLife":291,"region":292},"cmm2cyvwu0056dukm12luqfrh","MV Hispania","mv-hispania","The MV Hispania is a Swedish passenger ship sunk in the Firth of Clyde, sitting upright at 28 m and offering one of the most atmospheric wreck dives on the Scottish west coast. The vessel is heavily colonised by plumose anemones, dead man's fingers, and large lobsters, with good penetration opportunities through the cargo holds.",28,55.643,-5.234,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,22,52],"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1559825481-12a05cc00344?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[34,154,33,31,32],{"id":183,"name":186,"slug":187,"country":58,"description":188},{"id":294,"name":295,"slug":296,"description":297,"level":9,"minDepth":138,"maxDepth":298,"lat":299,"lng":300,"bestMonths":301,"hazards":302,"regionId":71,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":303,"region":304},"cmm2cywed006idukmgqj3yemf","Mewstone Ledge","mewstone-ledge","Mewstone Ledge is a dramatic rocky reef south-west of Plymouth dropping to 30 m, famous for large shoals of bream and pollack, frequent blue shark sightings in summer, and stunning sea fan communities on the deeper faces. The site's exposure to the open Channel brings clean, nutrient-rich water and often the best visibility in the Plymouth area.",30,50.289,-4.069,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,22,23,148],[74,34,31,33,32],{"id":71,"name":76,"slug":77,"country":58,"description":78},{"id":306,"name":307,"slug":308,"description":309,"level":137,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":139,"lat":310,"lng":311,"bestMonths":312,"hazards":313,"regionId":314,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":150,"marineLife":315,"region":316},"cmm1zoplb000pduwrg1cd60w3","Osprey Reef – North Horn","osprey-reef-north-horn","Osprey Reef is a remote offshore atoll in the Coral Sea, accessible only by liveaboard, and North Horn is its crown jewel. The sheer wall plunges from the surface to beyond 800 m, draped with sea fans and black coral trees. Regular shark feeds have habituated grey reef, silvertip, and oceanic whitetip sharks, making this one of the premier shark encounters in the Indo-Pacific.",-13.879,146.573,[16,17,18,19],[22,148],"cmm1zopbz0000duwrjklgvsfb",[153,154,31,155,251],{"id":314,"name":317,"slug":318,"country":319,"description":320},"Great Barrier Reef","great-barrier-reef","AU","The world's largest coral reef system, stretching over 2,300km off Queensland, Australia. Home to over 1,500 species of fish, 4,000 types of mollusc, and some of the most iconic dive sites on the planet.",{"id":322,"name":323,"slug":324,"description":325,"level":9,"minDepth":228,"maxDepth":139,"lat":326,"lng":327,"bestMonths":328,"hazards":330,"regionId":331,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":249,"marineLife":332,"region":335},"cmm1zoqbu002tduwrhm1qf7ts","Palancar Reef","palancar-reef","Palancar Reef stretches for more than 5 km along Cozumel's southwestern coast and is widely regarded as one of the finest reef systems in the entire Caribbean, recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Palancar Caves is the most spectacular section, featuring a canyon of huge coral pinnacles and swim-throughs at 10–40 m that shelter black grouper, loggerhead turtles, and queen angelfish. The gentle drift current makes navigation effortless and visibility often exceeds 40 m.",20.332,-87.03,[16,17,18,19,106,143,144,145,146,329],"Mar",[22,148],"cmm1zopgd000cduwrsalrxwg0",[153,333,201,334,155,31],"sea-turtles","moray-eels",{"id":331,"name":336,"slug":337,"country":338,"description":339},"Cozumel","cozumel","MX","Jacques Cousteau put Cozumel on the map in 1961, and the island's drift dives along the Palancar and Santa Rosa reef systems remain among the finest in the Western Hemisphere. Its crystal-clear turquoise water and abundant sponge corals are unmistakable.",{"id":341,"name":342,"slug":343,"description":344,"level":9,"minDepth":65,"maxDepth":298,"lat":345,"lng":346,"bestMonths":347,"hazards":348,"regionId":314,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":349,"marineLife":350,"region":353},"cmm1zoply000rduwr1dwkzp2l","Ribbon Reef No. 10","ribbon-reef-no-10","The outermost of the Ribbon Reefs, this site features a dramatic vertical wall on the ocean-facing side descending past 30 m, festooned with sea whips, gorgonians, and nudibranchs. The sheltered inner lagoon side is perfect for beginners with sandy slopes hosting garden eels and blue-spotted rays. Minke whale encounters are possible here between June and August.",-14.36,145.566,[16,17,18,19,106],[22],"https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1559827291-72dc36bc8d48?w=800&q=80&fit=crop",[32,351,352,31,155,154],"rays","whale",{"id":314,"name":317,"slug":318,"country":319,"description":320},{"id":355,"name":356,"slug":357,"description":358,"level":137,"minDepth":359,"maxDepth":139,"lat":360,"lng":361,"bestMonths":362,"hazards":363,"regionId":331,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":199,"marineLife":364,"region":365},"cmm1zoqci002vduwrktfneiab","Santa Rosa Wall","santa-rosa-wall","Santa Rosa Wall is Cozumel's most thrilling drift dive — an almost vertical wall beginning at 7 m that plunges past 40 m with massive purple sea fans and tube sponges projecting into the blue. The incessant current keeps the water crystal clear and nutrient-rich, and the resident hawksbill turtles are so used to divers that they simply carry on grazing the sponge-covered wall. Eagle rays and black tip sharks appear regularly in the open water off the wall.",7,20.42,-87.038,[16,17,18,19,106,143,144,145,146,329],[22,148],[153,333,201,334,155,31],{"id":331,"name":336,"slug":337,"country":338,"description":339},{"id":367,"name":368,"slug":369,"description":370,"level":45,"minDepth":228,"maxDepth":178,"lat":371,"lng":372,"bestMonths":373,"hazards":374,"regionId":71,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":375,"region":376},"cmm2cywf1006kdukm4zgoyxwr","Skerries Bank, Dartmouth","skerries-bank-dartmouth","Skerries Bank is a sandy offshore bank off Dartmouth famous for its rays — particularly thornback rays and undulate rays that rest on the sandy seabed — alongside large flatfish, sand eels, and shoals of bream. The gentle topography and sand habitat make it a refreshing contrast to rocky reef dives and a favourite of underwater photographers.",50.238,-3.618,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,22,70],[154,34,31,33],{"id":71,"name":76,"slug":77,"country":58,"description":78},{"id":378,"name":379,"slug":380,"description":381,"level":9,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":382,"lat":383,"lng":384,"bestMonths":385,"hazards":386,"regionId":88,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":387,"region":388},"cmm2cywgb006odukmv85bsqoi","St Davids Head","st-davids-head","St Davids Head marks the westernmost tip of Wales and offers classic Pembrokeshire reef diving across tumbled granite boulders and rocky ridges populated by dogfish, pollack, ballan wrasse, and impressive crustaceans. The exposed location means the site is best dived on calm days, but rewards with clean Atlantic water and excellent marine life diversity.",22,51.896,-5.334,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,22,23],[74,31,33,34,32],{"id":88,"name":92,"slug":93,"country":58,"description":94},{"id":390,"name":391,"slug":392,"description":393,"level":45,"minDepth":65,"maxDepth":178,"lat":394,"lng":395,"bestMonths":396,"hazards":397,"regionId":88,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":72,"marineLife":398,"region":399},"cmm2cywhn006sdukm24lt8zwn","Stack Rocks (Elegug Stacks)","stack-rocks-elegug","The Elegug Stacks off Pembrokeshire's Castlemartin Peninsula are dramatic limestone sea stacks surrounded by shallow reefs ideal for beginner and intermediate divers, with grey seals hauling out on the rocks above and exploring underwater alongside divers. Nesting guillemots and razorbills create an unforgettable above-water spectacle while the reef below teems with wrasse, anemones, and crustaceans.",51.614,-5.019,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,23,22],[90,74,31,33],{"id":88,"name":92,"slug":93,"country":58,"description":94},{"id":401,"name":402,"slug":403,"description":404,"level":45,"minDepth":269,"maxDepth":244,"lat":405,"lng":406,"bestMonths":407,"hazards":408,"regionId":409,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":410,"region":411},"cmm2cywku0072dukmn4qm2cce","Strangford Lough","strangford-lough","Strangford Lough is the largest inlet in the United Kingdom and a nationally protected Marine Nature Reserve, renowned among divers for exceptional biodiversity including extensive horse mussel beds, carpets of jewel anemones, and a remarkable variety of echinoderms and tunicates. The sheltered lough is ideal for beginner divers and offers wonderful wildlife diving throughout the year.",54.453,-5.577,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,22,52],"cmm2cyue8000udukmd4utjkzd",[74,33,32,31],{"id":409,"name":412,"slug":413,"country":58,"description":414},"Northern Ireland","northern-ireland","Northern Ireland's coastline from the Causeway Coast to Strangford Lough offers diverse diving from enormous offshore troop-ship wrecks to shallow loughs brimming with jewel anemones and horse mussels. The SS Justicia off Malin Head is one of the largest and most impressive wrecks accessible to UK divers.",{"id":416,"name":417,"slug":418,"description":419,"level":137,"minDepth":228,"maxDepth":298,"lat":420,"lng":421,"bestMonths":422,"hazards":423,"regionId":24,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":424,"region":425},"cmm2cywix006wdukm2lp57exd","Sugar Loaf Pinnacle","sugar-loaf-pinnacle","Sugar Loaf is an impressive underwater pinnacle off the Isle of Man, swept by strong tidal currents that bring in enormous shoals of pollack, coalfish, and bream alongside huge conger eels lurking in the cracks. The pinnacle's walls are covered in soft corals and anemones, and the current-swept nature of the site means it must be timed carefully at slack water.",54.059,-4.761,[15,16,17,18,19],[21,22,23,148],[31,34,33,32],{"id":24,"name":36,"slug":37,"country":38,"description":39},{"id":427,"name":428,"slug":429,"description":430,"level":137,"minDepth":228,"maxDepth":431,"lat":432,"lng":433,"bestMonths":434,"hazards":435,"regionId":436,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":150,"marineLife":437,"region":439},"cmm1zopoi000zduwru2x3fjl8","The Brothers Islands","the-brothers-islands","Big Brother and Little Brother are two remote limestone pillars rising from the deep Red Sea, accessible only by liveaboard. Their sheer walls are plastered with pink and orange soft corals and attract oceanic species rarely seen in shallower sites, including thresher sharks, hammerheads, and silky sharks. The north plateau of Big Brother also hosts two impressive wreck dives — the Numidia and the Aida.",60,26.331,34.864,[16,17,18,19,106],[22,148,52],"cmm1zopcq0001duwrqunmb4mi",[438,153,31,154,155,201],"hammerhead-sharks",{"id":436,"name":440,"slug":441,"country":442,"description":443},"Red Sea – Egypt","red-sea-egypt","EG","One of the world's premier diving destinations, with crystal-clear visibility, vivid coral walls, and legendary wreck dives. The warm, calm waters and year-round sunshine make it ideal for divers of all levels.",{"id":445,"name":446,"slug":447,"description":448,"level":45,"minDepth":65,"maxDepth":178,"lat":449,"lng":450,"bestMonths":451,"hazards":452,"regionId":108,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":453,"region":454},"cmm2cyw0s005idukmtmzid9ac","The Gully, St Abbs","the-gully-st-abbs","The Gully at St Abbs is a classic beginner-friendly dive through a dramatic underwater channel packed with jewel anemones, large lobsters, and encrusting life on every surface. The sheltered nature of the gully means currents are reduced, making it an ideal introduction to St Abbs Marine Reserve's remarkable biodiversity.",55.913,-2.138,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,23],[74,31,32,33,34],{"id":108,"name":111,"slug":112,"country":58,"description":113},{"id":456,"name":457,"slug":458,"description":459,"level":9,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":11,"lat":460,"lng":461,"bestMonths":462,"hazards":463,"regionId":108,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":29,"marineLife":464,"region":465},"cmm2cyw23005mdukm3a58o8te","The Hairy Geisha, St Abbs","hairy-geisha-st-abbs","The Hairy Geisha is one of St Abbs Marine Reserve's most celebrated dive sites, a rocky reef completely smothered in enormous white plumose anemones that give the site its memorable name. The spectacle of a wall covered entirely in these metre-tall anemones swaying in the gentle current is one of British diving's most iconic underwater sights.",55.914,-2.14,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,22],[32,31,33],{"id":108,"name":111,"slug":112,"country":58,"description":113},{"id":467,"name":468,"slug":469,"description":470,"level":9,"minDepth":100,"maxDepth":101,"lat":471,"lng":472,"bestMonths":473,"hazards":474,"regionId":108,"isFeatured":27,"featuredRank":28,"isOperated":27,"operatorEmail":28,"imageUrl":72,"marineLife":475,"region":476},"cmm2cyw1f005kdukmx5xw3h9u","Wuddy Rocks, Eyemouth","wuddy-rocks-eyemouth","Wuddy Rocks near Eyemouth is a spectacular rocky reef dive beloved for its resident grey seal colony and the extraordinary variety of nudibranchs and macro life across the tumbled boulders. Large pollack, wrasse, and saithe patrol the reef alongside the friendly seals that frequently approach divers with curiosity.",55.874,-2.092,[105,15,16,17,18,19,106],[21,22,23],[74,32,33,31],{"id":108,"name":111,"slug":112,"country":58,"description":113},1772126247273]