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3New South Wales, Australia

Here visitors dive with grey sharks. They swim with the local humpback sharks. The South Wales lagoon also includes hammerheads, lemon sharks, sandbar sharks, and tiger sharks too. Experts will train you how to dive with the sharks complete with a “walkthrough” session so it’s even safe for beginners.

The sharks and other undersea life there in the sapphire waters make for a colorful and unique experience. You’ll even be permitted to take underwater pictures under their expert supervision. Click On the Next Button to See Next.

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2Viti Levu, Fiji

Swimming with the sharks here is said to be one of the most exhilarating experiences in the world. Here you’ll dive through the Pacific harbor coast pinnacles. You’ll be eye-to-eye with both tiger sharks and bull sharks and negotiate the coral walls with the fishes. While there you should also hit the South Coast area.

There you will discover the popular Beqa Lagoon. Here you can discover what is reputed to be one of the country’s best places for scuba-diving with the sharks. Click On the Next Button to See Next.

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Do you enjoy exploring the underwater world? Do sea creatures such as sharks inspire rather than frighten you? Despite the way they are sometimes portrayed, there are some species of sharks that truly have no interest in humans unless they are hungry or threatened. So if you’d like to really swim with the sharks, here are 20 places where international experts will help you with that desire:

Nassau, Bahamas

Enjoy an underwater dive and say “hello” to the reef sharks of the Caribbean. Your encounters begin with a simple introduction to the sharks’ feeding zone.

You’ll observe how an unfed shark hunts in the undersea wilds to learn more about how they behave. The second visit, you’ll be given shark food and permitted to feed the shark of the day.

If you change your mind, and would rather observe from a distance, you’re given the choice to just swim by the shark. A professional will then feed the shark from a container of bait. Click On the Next Button to See Next.

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10Barbados

If you’ve only witnessed the white sand beaches of the Caribbean, it’s time to be tickled pink with Barbados’ innumerable pink sandy beach stretches contrasting its turquoise waters. The erstwhile British colony is home to several stunning beaches, in addition to a splendid diving opportunities and resorts for all budgets. Even if you aren’t a huge fan of beaches, there are lots of hiking trails and a buzzing nightlife. Bonus – the island offers pleasant all-round year weather and lies comfortably outside the region’s hurricane zone. Think of this as British high tea meets Afro- Caribbean laidback culture.

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9Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands are a British Oversea Territory that comprises a trio of islands nestled within the gorgeous Caribbean region. Apart from stunning beaches, the Cayman Islands are also known for offering the world’s best diving conditions, crystal clear waters, and white sandy coast. Visit the Seven Mile Beach for its balmy, turquoise waters or the strangely named Bloody Bay Marine Park. The list of impressive attractions just doesn’t end here. There are plenty of other nature preserves, an endearing turtle farm and a lush forest hiking route. Don’t forget to tuck into plates full of fresh seafood. Fancy petting and feeding marine creatures? You’ve got to visit Stingray City.

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8Bahamas

Conveniently located 50 miles from the coast of Florida, Bahamas consists of 29 islands, more than 600 cays and many rock formations. The beauty of Bahamas lies in its versatility. From the contemporary business districts of Nassau to the casinos crowded with cruisers from around the world, there’s a lot of variety in Bahamas. There are large shopping centers, fast food chain outlets, secluded beaches and golf courses. And if nothing seems to be doing the trick for you in this naturally stunning destination, there’s beer, an infectiously vibrant local culture and a hard to resist, laidback appeal.

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7Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic has been much sought after by visitors of all budgets owing to its rich history, intriguing culture and a relaxed, laidback vibe. Top this with gorgeous white sand beaches, a vibrant party scene, affordable accommodation options (think all- inclusive resorts of varied budgets) and six (yes you read that right) international airports, making it convenient to hop from the United States and other countries. You just can’t leave without sampling it’s near heavenly and fresh sea-food. Lots of local beachside eateries and shacks serving its catch of the day to famished tourists! Indulge, we say.

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6Anguilla

A tiny British territory, Anguilla is accessible only via flights to St. Martin or San Juan, followed by a ferry ride or seaplane journey. While visitors mostly dine at a famous local eatery (lots of celebrity spotting opportunities) or sip on a cocktail at sundown at one of the myriad beach bars here, Anguilla is also known for its stunning spas, private beach resorts and ultra-luxe golf courses. The clear winner here, however, is the food.

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5Jamaica

If you’re a digger for partying, enjoying a vibrant local culture and good food, there’s no better place to descend than Jamaica. Its powdery sand beaches and high end resorts are a huge draw, and so is the world renowned music scene (you’ll rarely find a local who can’t sing or do the reggae with adequate swag). Oh! And it isn’t all party and merrymaking here, Jamaica also features some fascinating historic homes, stunning forest waterfalls and an assortment of local delicacies such as jerk chicken and salt fish preparations.

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4St. Martin and St. Maarten 

St. Martin and St. Marteen are two distinct regions of the French and Dutch portions of the Island, with each having their own food, language, government and even general demeanor. The best part? There’s no stringent border separating one from another. You can hop across both the section with ease. St. Marteen has lots of timeshares and high rises, which are sought after by the Americans. Then there are the high-end international brand outlets, and charming old streets of Philipsburg. St. Marteen also has lots of lively pubs and nightclubs. St. Martin, on the other hand, nestles plenty of natural attractions (more than 40 beaches offering a plethora of adventure activities such as parasailing and jet skiing) like Orient Beach. The island is touted to offer the most spectacular snorkeling conditions. Heck, even the airport is located bang next door to a popular beach.

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