Video: The Aqaba Diaries #ExperienceAqaba – Part 5
Scuba Diver magazine follows the Cooper family to #ExperienceAqaba following a competition win in the magazine. This is the final part of their adventure. Can’t
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Video: The Aqaba Diaries #ExperienceAqaba – Part 4
Scuba Diver magazine follows the Cooper family to #ExperienceAqaba following a competition win in the magazine. This is the fourth of a five part story
Video: The Aqaba Diaries #ExperienceAqaba – Part 3
Scuba Diver magazine follows the Cooper family to #ExperienceAqaba following a competition win in the magazine. This is the third of a five part story
Bethany Farrell diving death – no individuals to be charged
No individuals connected with the tragic death of a woman on her very-first scuba dive will be charged, because a health and safety organisation has
Video: The Aqaba Diaries #ExperienceAqaba – Part 2
Scuba Diver magazine follows the Cooper family to #ExperienceAqaba following a competition win in the magazine. This is the second of a five part story
Suunto D5 Dive Computer Review
Scuba Diver is well known for it’s product testing in the magazine, something that we’re expanding to produce video content. Over the coming weeks you’re
Video: The Aqaba Diaries #ExperienceAqaba – Part 1
Scuba Diver magazine follows the Cooper family to #ExperienceAqaba following a competition win in the magazine. This is the first of a five part story
Video of the Week: Magic of the Philippines
This weeks video comes from the Black Manta Photography team who have been out to #MagicOcean & #MagicIslands on assignment. You can read the full
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Paul Pettitt
How did you get started in underwater photography? My wife started diving first with the Stevenage Sub-Aqua Club in the mid-1990s. I got bored hanging
Sheer scale of plastic pollution has been ‘underestimated’
The scourge of plastic pollution in the world’s oceans has become a mainstream ‘hot topic’ since Sir David Attenborough devoted an episode of Blue Planet
Video of the Week: Record-breaking journey to the bottom of the ocean
This weeks video comes from the BBC and Victor Vescovo record-breaking trip to the bottom of the ocean. Can’t see the video, click here. Got
Otter Watersports Drysuit Review – Ultralight Telescopic (SRP: £1,445)
Ultralight Telescopic Review Otter Watersports has carved itself a real niche when it comes to well-made, robustly constructed trilaminate drysuits, and this has been built
Fourth Element Argonaut Stealth 2.0 Review (SRP: £1,895)
Fourth Element have carved out a niche for themselves in exposure protection, starting intially with undersuits, branching out into wetsuits, and then rounding out their
Video of the Week: WWII submarine wreck HMS Stubborn
This week gives us recreational divers a rare glimpse at the HMS Stubborn off the coast of Malta. This almost makes us want to get
WWF Australia releases images of dead sharks off the Great Barrier Reef
Conservationists have expressed their horror and dismay after WWF-Australia released sickening photographs of huge piles of dead sharks on a gill-netting ship close to the
QUIZ: Which shark are you?
Let’s face it, sharks are awesome! The ‘men in grey suits’ are one of the most-amazing creatures you can ever encounter when diving. But now
RAIDaptive programme for divers with disabilities a huge success in Australia
Dive training agency RAID recently ran a hugely successful RAIDaptive programme specifically aimed at people with spinal-cord injuries in North Sydney, Australia. The eight-day RAIDaptive
Video of the Week: Galapagos, overrated or a must dive location?
This weeks video comes from the Galapagos, this one is definitely on my bucket list of dives. What about you, have you scratched this itch
Video of the Week: Ribbon Eel – Indonesia
This week’s video comes from regular submitter Scuba Hank. Can’t see the video, click here. Got a video you want to share? Submit your entry
Scott Portelli – Underwater Photographer
Scott Portelli has some coveted photography awards under his belt. In this interview he chats to Scuba Diver about where his underwater pictures have taken
Mantas & Whale Sharks of Maldives’ Channels
The big attraction in the Maldives for scuba diving are the schools of fish that patrol the reefs in colourful packs: Humpback and Black and
The Ultimate Adrenaline Rush, Great Whites of Guadalupe
The moment is incredible when you first look out into the clear blue water and see that tiny spot. It gets more amazing as the
Video of the Week: Diving Indonesia with SeaLife Underwater Cameras, Lights and Lenses
This week’s video comes from Scuba Diver Life which focuses on diving in Indonesia. Can’t see the video, click here. Got a video you want
Exclusive Video Content Coming to Scuba Diver YouTube Channel
Did you miss any of the talks at this years GO Diving Show, want to get video reports on equipment and travel? Subscribe to the
Reviewed – Aqua Lung Phazer Fins
Aqua Lung Phazer (SRP: £86) Mark Evans: The Aqua Lung Phazer are a robust pair of fins, which feel nice and solid. They are quite
Islands of the Bahamas are a diving paradise
The islands of the Bahamas are a diving paradise, offering a plethora of colourful reefs, dramatic walls, stunning shipwrecks and in-your-face pelagic action. Mark Evans
David Wilkinson named 2019 DAN/Rolex Diver of the Year
Divers Alert Network and Rolex have announced that Dr David Wilkinson has been selected as the 2019 DAN/Rolex Diver of the Year. The award was
Underwater Photographer Richard Barnden
How did you get started in underwater photography? After working as a diving instructor on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, I was travelling around
[REVIEW] Unboxing & Setup of the Aqua Lung Rogue BCD
This week’s video comes from our own Scuba Diver testing team. Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and hit the bell to be
Scientists say new corals on Great Barrier Reef down by 89 percent
Unprecedented coral-bleaching events in 2016 and 2017 have led to the number of new corals on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef dramatically declining by 89 percent,
2019 Underwater Photographer of the Year
UPY2019 – Behaviour runner up Credit name: Scott Portelli/UPY 2019 Nationality: Australia Image caption: The Heat Run Country taken: Tonga Location: Vavau Camera make: CanonCanon
Solomons marine reserve facing environmental disaster
An environmental disaster is unfolding in the Solomon Islands, on the island of Rennell, where tonnes of oil is spilling into a UNESCO marine reserve.