Thursday 27 Aug, 2026

Interest in diving trips is growing

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Scuba Travel, the Nordic region's largest organizer of diving trips, is seeing a big upswing and increased interest in diving trips. For the summer and autumn of 2025, there are 40% more bookings compared to last year. Scuba Travel is also seeing a trend that more and more people are planning their diving trips well in advance. Many bookings are already being made for 2026 and 2027 to secure places on the most attractive diving trips. 

The most popular diving destinations this year are: 

  • Philippines
  • Indonesia
  • Egypt
  • Mediterranean Sea with Croatia and Gozo
  • Bonaire in the Caribbean

More and more people are also showing interest in learning to dive during their vacation. Many choose to study the theory at home in Sweden and then do the practical part at one of Scuba Travel's dive destinations. 
Scuba Travel's wide range and expert knowledge of all the different diving destinations give customers peace of mind. Above all, the expertise about what diving is like at the different destinations is appreciated. As a beginner, it is especially important to end up on a diving trip that is adapted for less experienced people. In addition, many people value the fact that Scuba Travel climate compensates all diving trips and supports other marine projects. 

A selection of other popular diving destinations at Scuba Travel: 

  • Galapagos
  • Fiji
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Seychelles
  • Mozambique

Many people choose to combine their dream trip with diving. In addition to diving, they also want to have a few days on their own for other activities on land. Something that usually results in really exciting, fun and appreciated travel arrangements.

According to the press release.

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