Seven Wonders Of The Underwater World

Ξ July 14th, 2011 | → Comments Off | ∇ Uncategorized |

The following lists of the Underwater Wonders of the World is not terribly official, and is in no particular order.

Yonaguni-Jima (Japan) – Over eight thousand years of history and meters of water lay between the modern world and the mysteries of this ancient and expansive underwater city.
The Mariana Trench – A wonder on land or sea, the Mariana Trench is the deepest point in this world’s ocean. The pressure there is over a thousand times the pressure at sea level.
Mahabalipuram India – This is a place where, according to popular belief, a series of seven temples were built and subsequently submerged in water and time. The remains of these temples are spectacular to behold.
Cleopatra’s Palace (Alexandria) – A sunken city of marble columns and time worn statues, this 1,600 year old ruin holds a mixture of Greek and Egyptian styles.
The Great Barrier Reef – The world’s largest reef, this incredible ecosystem is so massive it is visible from space.
The Underwater Sculpture Park (Grenada) – Located beneath the surface of Molinere Bay, diving or snorkeling here is a must if you have half a chance. The gorgeous sculptures not only beautify the bay for humans, but promote the creation of reefs.
Poseidon Underwater Resort (Fiji) – An entire underwater resort with library, chapel, restaurants and more.