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The Wind Dancer is the only live-aboard that explores the prolific waters between Grenada and St. Vincent & the Grenadines.
When most people think about our National Parks, they envision snow-covered mountain ranges, open plains and historic buildings. But there is a wealth of dive sites within America’s parks that few people ever discover — many of them right in your backyard. Test your knowledge of the park’s offerings by reading the clues below and guessing which National Park this dive site is part of.
Remote reefs and historic wrecks make the Red Sea a sought-after live-aboard destination.
This lush archipelago off western Panama’s Caribbean coastline, near the Costa Rican border, remains largely unknown among North American divers, though Europeans and South Americans have dived these consistently calm, warm and marine-life-rich waters for years.
With just 13,000 visitors per year, Isla de Providencia is one of the few remaining Caribbean islands yet to see mass tourism.
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