Events for April 14, 2027 - July 15, 2026

Time to go WAY off the beaten path! This adventure takes you to two of the most remote and pristine islands in the world to experience their incredible reef systems and topography as well as the plentiful and unique marine life you would expect in the healthiest tropical reefs. The islands also have plenty to do for the non-diver with lush forests, pristine and uncrowded beaches. Christmas Island is also known for its unique red crab migration highlighted in BBC’s Blue Planet Series. We are timing our visit to experience this special opportunity AS WELL as dive and do all the other things you might like to do on a remote tropical island.

This marine protected area is the most beautiful spot in the Caribbean. Protected for over twenty years, it is a testament to the benefits of protecting our environment. With pristine reefs, lush coral and more grouper and sharks than you have ever seen in the region, there is something for everyone. We will be on the Jardines Aggressor II in the central section of the island archipelago for 7 days with an optional 3 nights in Havana.

This adventurous expedition offers a unique opportunity to discover very rarely visited places, deep South along the coast of Antarctica to the Bellingshausen Sea, along the coast of Ellsworth Land and even to Peter I Island. We will have diving and snorkeling opportunities as well as helicopters so it is a true land, sea and air adventure. In addition to visiting some of the most spectacular sites on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula, we will explore well below the Antarctic Circle. Highlights include Marguerite Bay, Ellsworth Land and Peter I Island. Bring your spirit of exploration!

Explore the Halmahera Sea: embark on a journey of enchantment as you explore the captivating tropical paradise of northern Raja Ampat and the Halmahera Sea. Nestled in the epicenter of the coral triangle, this region beckons with its pristine reefs, abundant marine life and the opportunity to explore where few have been diving.

We have so much fun in Tasmania that we keep going back!! Explore the wonders of down under as we explore one of the most remote parts of Australia, TASMANIA! Home of the Tasmanian Devil on land and amazingly rich marine life underwater such as weedy sea dragons, fur seals, fish covered wrecks and magnificent kelp forests. On land you can enjoy pristine national parks, incredible historical sites, beautiful hikes and diverse wildlife. Whether you love marine life, intricate caverns, caves, walls, canyons or shipwrecks, Tasmania has something for you!

The Sea of Cortez is always magical with massive schools of fish and incredibly healthy reefs. During this of year, huge schools of mobula rays can be found in the area as well as the orcas that are huntng them. The dance of the mobulas is an intense experience. Hundreds of mobula rays swimming alongside each other and leaping high in the air is an experience you will never forget. Then, out of the distant blue, orcas may appear! Our secret weapon to locate orcas is in using a spotter plane whenever weather allows. This trip will be mostly free diving, but some diving may be available to maximize your opportunities. The Sea of Cortez is also known for its incredible amount of schooling fish, hundreds of groupers, jacks, many species of sharks and plenty of sea lions! We can arrange extra nights in Cabo if you like.

Blue Green Expeditions is headed to the best diving in British Columbia and in our opinion the best cold water diving in the world! We will be venturing to Gods Pocket dive resort! Diving God’s Pocket is pristine, remote diving with some of the most amazing scenery in the world. Here we will get to see giant pacific octopus, nudibranchs, wolf eels, rockfish, anemones, shrimp and all sorts of underwater marine life. This is one amazing trip that you don’t want to miss!

Oman offers pristine reefs, stunning deserts, rugged mountain landscapes, green oases, endless beaches and friendly people. The Arabian Sea and Gulf of Oman provide large coral reefs in the deep fjords of Musandam (Gulf of Oman), at Daymaniyat Islands off the coast of Muscat and Hallaniyat Islands off the coast of Mirbat in southern Oman (Arabian Sea) as well as untouched and recently discovered reefs and wrecks. Fishiest place we have ever seen!