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Red sea water surface in Hurghada, Egypt.

The serene beauty of river deltas meeting the ocean. Tranquil waters, blue skies, and mangrove trees create a picturesque landscape.

Tropical storm with rainbow split image with tropical fish and coral reef below

Paradise tropical coastline with coconut palm trees and beach with wooden pier on sunrise in Indonesia. Travel destination concept.

beautiful beaches clear water on Siquijor island Philippines

A Melanesian man drives a boat in the shallows at Yenbuba, Raja Ampat, West Papua, Indonesia

Chalan Kanoa, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands: Sugar Dock, old pier between Chalan Kanoa and Susupe - west coast, Philippine Sea - built by the South Seas Development Company to support the sugar industry during the Japanese period in the Northern Mariana Islands. American forces captured the dock during the Battle of Saipan and used it for logistics during and after the Asia-Pacific War.

Siquijor Island is one of the many places in the Philippines with pristine clear water perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

$Underwater photo mature women scuba diver looking at Serpent Coral Pachyseris speciosa , black coral and school of scalefin fish. Sea life Coral garden reef\nMiddle East, Red Sea, Egypt, Marsa Alam - Elphinstone Reef$

A luxurious tropical resort looks out on a beautiful reef flat in Wakatobi National Park, Indonesia. This area harbors an amazing array of marine biodiversity and is within the Coral Triangle.

$Clarks Anemonefish Ampiphrion clarkii occurs in tropical Indo-West Pacific in a depth range from 1-60m, max. size 15cm. Ampiphrion clarkii has the broadest distribution of any anemonefish and occurs in many color varieties, geographic ones but melanistic one too, as some sea anemones change the fishs color, mostly from orange to black. This specimen is on top of a Leathery Sea Anemone Heteractis crispa. \nHeteractis crispa occurs in the tropical Indo-West Pacific, usually subtidally among dead coral and rock rubble. The tentacles are very numerous, up to 800. The length of the tentacles is typically to 100mm. \nBanda Island, Indonesia, 4°30'21.42 S 129°52'47.28 E at 7m depth$