Underwater Photography and Ocean Conservation Trips
La Vantana, Baja California
May 16th - May 23rd, 2026
Mobula Rays UW Photo Expedition
As spring reaches its peak, tens of thousands of Mobula rays gather off the coast of Baja California. Known for their acrobatic displays.
Swimming with Mobula rays in Baja California is an unforgettable experience, not just because of the rays themselves but also due to the diverse marine life you'll encounter. You may spot playful sea lions, various species of sharks, including hammerheads and whale sharks, and schools of vibrant fish, like jacks and snappers. The nutrient-rich waters also attract dolphins and, occasionally, orcas and Marlins.
Timor Leste
Nov 16th - Nov 23rd, 2026
Swimming with whales photo expedition in Timor Leste
Timor-Leste is one of the last true frontiers for divers and ocean lovers — a place where wild encounters are still raw, rare, and deeply moving.
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From October to December, the deep waters of the Ombai and Wetar Straits transform into a natural highway for some of the ocean’s largest travelers. Here, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to swim alongside migrating whales — from majestic blue whales and sperm whales to pods of playful dolphins.
Lord Howe
Jan 23rd - Jan 30th, 2027
Lord Howe Ocean Conservation and UW Photo Expedition
Lord Howe island is a volcanic island group which formed from a volcano nearly seven million years ago. It is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique ecosystem. Because of its location between two convergent currents, the marine life here is a mixture of both tropical and temperate species, making it a biodiversity hotspot.
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Down below, the rocks were teeming with life, from schools of fish to rays and octopus, nudibranchs, painted lobsters and hundreds of Galapagos sharks surrounding us on our safety stop out in the blue!
Raja Ampat
March 19th - March 26th, 2026
Underwater Photo & Coral Conservation Liveaboard Trip Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat offers one of the most biodiverse marine environments on Earth, with stunning reefs, dramatic walls, and hidden lagoons. Located in Indonesia’s Coral Triangle, this remote paradise boasts warm waters (28-30°C/82-86°F) and excellent diving conditions in late March as the weather transitions to drier months. Clear visibility and nutrient-rich currents make it a prime time to explore its thriving marine life.
Bahamas
April 11th - April 18th, 2026
Bahamas Liveaboard Dive Trip: Shark Diving & UW Photography
One of the biggest highlights of diving in the Bahamas is the incredible shark encounters, especially at the world-famous Tiger Beach. This shallow sandy area is known for up-close experiences with tiger sharks, lemon sharks, Caribbean reef sharks, and even the occasional great hammerhead.
Tonga
Aug 7th - Aug 15th, 2026
Swimming With Whales in Vava'u Tonga
This trip promises breathtaking encounters with groups of humpback whales.
In Vava'u, these gentle giants of the sea choose the tropical waters to give birth, ensuring the safety of their newborn calves. You'll have the unique opportunity to witness the profound bond between mother and calf, observing behaviors that can only be experienced in their natural habitat.
Lord Howe
Jan 23rd - Jan 30th, 2027
Ocean Conservation expedition Baja California, Mexico
Get ready for an unforgettable journey to the stunning waters of Baja California, Mexico, home to some of the most breathtaking marine life on Earth. This rare and extraordinary expedition combines adventure, learning, and purpose.
Throughout the trip, you’ll take part in an underwater photography workshop designed to elevate your skills, while also contributing to meaningful ocean conservation work.
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Every Adventure Gives Back: A portion of your booking supports marine conservation through our partners at FOMARES. Dive with purpose and make a real impact!
This expedition is in a collaboration with Fomares and Uno Punto Uno.
Borneo, Malaysia
June 6th - June 13th 2027
UW Photo Expedition on the World's First & Only Dive Rig - Borneo, Malaysia
Join us for a 7-night scuba diving adventure in Malaysia, staying on the iconic Seaventures Dive Rig near legendary Sipadan, widely considered one of the world’s top dive destinations.
Dive dramatic walls alive with barracuda tornadoes, huge schools of jackfish and trevally, cruising reef sharks, and countless green and hawksbill turtles, then explore the rich macro life of nearby Mabul and Kapalai, home to frogfish, ghost pipefish, flamboyant cuttlefish, octopus, and colorful nudibranchs. With unlimited day and night diving right from the rig’s thriving house reef, full-board comfort, private rooms, easy transfers from Tawau, and plenty of space to relax between dives, this is a rare chance to live, dive, and fully immerse yourself in one of the ocean’s most extraordinary ecosystems.