
SP Mainsail diving Silfra fissure Iceland 1 —
The Silfra fissure in Iceland's Thingvellier National Park is where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet.

SP Mainsail diving Silfra fissure Iceland 3 —
The water is so clear many divers are said to lose all sense of depth and even experience vertigo.

SP Mainsail diving Japan 1 —
The mysterious underwater ruins of Yonaguni, Japan are estimated to be between 5,000 and 8,000 years old.

SP Mainsail diving Japan 2 —
Some claim the ruins to be evidence of a long lost city, while others are convinced it is a geological phenomenon.

SP Mainsail diving Indonesia 3 —
The submerged active volcano of Banua Wuhu in Indonesia seen releasing ribbons of silver bubbles of sulfur gas.

SP Mainsail diving Indonesia 1 —
The volcano's barren sulfur-covered rocks give way to coral reefs and an extraordinary display of marine life the deeper down you explore.

SP Mainsail diving Mexico 1 —
The Museum of Underwater Modern Art in Cancun, Mexico, holds over 403 permanent life-size sculptures and is one of the largest artificial reef attractions in the world.

SP Mainsail diving Mexico 2 —
The work of British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor, each sculpture is individually cast and made using special cement mix to encourage coral growth.

Blue feature Neptune Memorial Reef —
The Neptune Memorial Reef in Miami, Florida, is an artificial reef which doubles as a cemetery.

Neptune Memorial Reef SS10 —
The first phase of the memorial has been built in the style of a "classical re-creation of the Lost City." Relatives of the deceased, scuba-divers and marine biologists are among those who dive among the statues of lions and coral-encrusted arches on the sea floor.


