Easter Island

Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is a mysterious remote island that’s well-known throughout the world for its Moai statues. This is the most popular destination for divers in Chile, with replicas of the Moai placed underwater. Check out the Trail of the Moai dive site to see them. There are also plenty of other fascinating dives where you can explore caverns and lava tubes.

Antofagasta

Located in Northern Chile, Antofagasta is a port town that boasts more than 17 dive sites along its coast, most of which are found close to land. There’s a variety of dives you can try here, including wreck diving at Maria Elizabeth Shipwreck dive site and wall diving at Anemone Wall. Lucky divers may spot whales, sea lions, dolphins, and other spectacular wildlife.

Juan Fernandez Archipelago

This volcanic archipelago offers an interesting underwater topography and a variety of marine animals. The islands' waters surrounding the islands are inhabited by sea lions, Magellanic penguins, and lots of fish. Excellent dive sites are found around Robinson Crusoe island.

Coquimbo

The Coquimbo region offers numerous dive sites for beginners and experienced divers alike. One of the best dives here is Las Catedrales, an underwater mountain range with scenic lava tunnels and walls. Dive off Pichidangui to see Chile’s corals. Coquimbo is also yet another place where you can bump into sea lions and dolphins.