Get up close and personal with one of the planet’s oldest species: These are the best dive sites in the world—according to shark experts.
This challenging 110-foot dive has one of Hawaii’s largest collections of marine species, including hammerheads, whitetip reef sharks and tiger sharks.
Hawaii: Molokai Fish Rain
One of only two destinations with dedicated tiger shark dives, this Bimini beach offers caged and cage-free experiences for all kinds of thrill seekers.
Bahamas: Tiger Beach
Only four dive sites in the world feature great white sharks, and this remote Mexican island has plenty of them—plus a crystal-clear underwater view.
Mexico: Guadalupe Island
The Philippines has hundreds of shark dives, but this marine park keeps enthusiasts coming back for its prolific thresher shark sightings—the most in the world.
Philippines: Malapascua Island
Experience up to eight shark species—including bull, tiger and reef billed sharks—on this reef and shark reserve off Fiji’s largest island.
Fiji: Viti Levu
Enjoy up-close encounters with confident and curious—and critically endangered—oceanic whitetip sharks through Red Sea dives.
Egypt: Red Sea
Scalloped hammerheads, tiger sharks and manta rays are just some of the marine megafauna fishing around in the offshore pinnacles here.
Mozambique: Ponta do Ouro