Socorro, San Benedicto, Roca Partida and Clarion are four volcanic islands that make up the Revillagigedo Islands, some 250 nautical miles south of Cabo San
Photographs by Martyn Guess. In these surreal Covid-19 times, I have not been able run my normal overseas photographic workshops and all of them have
According to local news reports, the Maldives Minister for Fisheries, Zaha Waheed, has said that discussions are underway to legalize shark fishing in the Maldives.
Photographs by Stuart Philpott. In part II of this Caribbean wreck diving series, Stuart Philpott shares some of the best wreck diving in the Caribbean.
Photographs by Byron Conroy. I have always wanted to visit the Maldives for its pure beauty of white sand, blue water and magical sunsets. Also,
By Mike Haigh, Wreck Hunters Project Director. A new course called Wreck Hunters is being launched on the tiny Honduran island of Utila to teach
Photographs by Stuart Philpott. The Caribbean Sea has claimed many ships over the years; some purposely sunk as artificial reef projects, while others have faced a
Photographs by Adrian Stacey The outboard motor on our speed boat wined in protest as a furious current tried its best to thwart us from
A Western Australia shark cull is being proposed in response to fishers concerns about loss of catches to sharks in the state. This new proposal would allow commercial
Photographs by Michele Westmorland In the Hawaiian Islands, one goddess reigns supreme. Pele (pronounced ‘pay-lay’) is the goddess of fire, lightning, wind and volcanoes in
Photographs by Jill Heinerth In the pale light of a wintery Canadian dawn, the Arctic blast persuades me to snug my hat securely down over
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens had been caring for five manatees at the Manatee Critical Care Center – the most animals that have been housed in
Photographs by Richard Stevens and Hailey Elizabeth / Black Manta Photography. There’s such a strong temptation to start this article with that famous music score
Photographs by Walt Stearns Diving Blue Heron Bridge – paradise for patient muck divers The dive was not going as planned. Fifteen minutes of meticulously
Sitting within a private marine preserve in the heart of the Coral Triangle, far from development and crowds, Wakatobi Resort’s pristine dive sites are bursting
Sitting in the heart of the Coral Triangle, Wakatobi offers a diverse array of marine life and landscapes just perfect for underwater photographers. Whether you’re
When Lorenz Mäder created Wakatobi Dive Resort, he put into practice a ground-breaking conservation philosophy where business and conservation could (and does) thrive together. More than
If you’re looking for a dive destination that offers diverse and colourful marine life, Wakatobi won’t disappoint. The rich waters of the area host an
Since the beginning of Wakatobi Resort over 20 years ago, this slice of paradise has been a haven and sanctuary for sea turtles to live
Snorkelling is an underappreciated yet fantastic addition to your dive holiday. It’s a great way to kick back and relax, forget about the constraints of
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