scuba diving resorts

It starts at the Caribbean Club even before you arrive. You call the concierge and make a list of what you want in your fridge: sparkling water, brie, buffalo-wing hot sauce — doesn’t matter. It’ll be there waiting in a full-size refrigerator, in a full-size kitchen that opens to a living room that looks out over some of Cayman’s most exquisite views of Seven Mile Beach. When you arrive, if you want, you can have a personal chef cook the food in your fridge.

With 333 guest rooms and suites, Breezes Resort Spa and Casino is Curaçao’s largest vacation property, as well as its only super-inclusive resort. Given its convenient location just two miles from Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage site, adventurers can opt for off-property excursions and explore the island’s historical, business and cultural capital. On property, guests can unwind on pristine white-sand beaches, take a free introductory scuba-diving course, fly high with trapeze lessons and much more.

Set in landscaped tropical grounds overlooking Moalboal Bay on the island of Cebu, this 23-room boutique resort was designed for divers by a family of divers. The resort has a beautiful house reef, and offers easy access to the famous Pescador Island — sardine shoals, thresher sharks and much more — and to 18 other great dive sites. Chill out between dives at the spa or just relax with a fresh mango juice next to the large lagoon pool. Plus, enjoy gourmet meals in the BayView Restaurant with a wide selection of Asian-fusion dishes plus some traditional favorites.

The Fort Young Hotel is nestled on the waterfront overlooking the Caribbean Sea. The hotel houses 71 guest rooms, all equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans, cable TV, balcony, minifridge, and tea and coffee stations. There are also two restaurants and two bars offering local and -international culinary experiences.