New rope trick for Bonaire’s coral nurseries
A network of coral nurseries and restoration sites around the Dutch Caribbean islands of Bonaire and Klein Bonaire is being expanded by the Reef Renewal
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Fish stamps celebrate IoM’s marine diversity
The Isle of Man Post Office is releasing a set of six stamps featuring a range of sea fish found at the diving destination. The Marine
BDMLR ready as dolphin strands in Cornwall
When a lone common dolphin was reported circling in a shallow inlet at Place, near Portscatho in Cornwall on the morning of Friday, 16 February,
Tobago oil-spill drifts towards Grenada
Tobago’s dive-sites might have been spared by the serious oil-spill that has affected other parts of the island’s south coast, as reported here on 12
PADI introduces 2024 ‘Superheroes for the Ocean’
PADI Worldwide has announced the latest set of international AmbassaDivers to join its team. “In each of their own unique ways, our new AmbassaDivers stand
Divers extract Roman relic from Blue Grotto
Scuba divers in southern Italy have recovered a worked stone block, thought to be the base of a marble statue belonging to an ancient Roman
Dive-sites spared as mystery oil-spill hits Tobago
Tobago has contained the oil-spillage from a mystery ship that capsized close to the south-west coast – and the dive-sites in the west and north-east
Deep-reef diver named to Explorers Club 50
Rebreather diver Luiz Rocha, who reaches depths as great as 150m to study little-known coral reefs, has been elected to the 2024 class of the
New shark & ray status for outer Seychelles
The Seychelles outer islands Alphonse and St François have been designated Important Shark & Ray Areas (ISRAs) by the International Union for Conservation of Nature
Killer whales trapped in ice off Japan
Large numbers of killer whales, including babies, are reported to have become trapped in thick drift-ice off the town Rausu on the Japanese island of
New NDAC a step closer in south Wales
Plans for the defunct National Diving & Activity Centre (NDAC) inland diving facility to get a new lease of life at a location near Neath
Pristine Seas explores lesser-known Palau
National Geographic Pristine Seas has returned to Palau in the western Pacific Ocean 10 years after its last major trip to conduct surveys of its
Unveiling the Underwater Splendor of the Maldives with Amanda Delaforce’s Pro Diving Insights
Amanda Delaforce presents a whistlestop tour of the main diving areas in the Maldives, and looks at the pros and cons of liveaboard over land-based
Mastering the Art of Underwater Photography in Sydney’s Depths
PT Hirschfield chats to the French-born award-winning underwater photographer, regular magazine contributor and founder of recently launched The Underwater Club, Nicolas Remy Photographs by Nicolas
Adrian Stacey’s Majestic Journey Aboard the Luxurious Black Pearl in Palau
Palau had always ranked highly on Adrian Stacey’s bucket list of destinations, and he jumped at the chance to dive there, especially as he’d be
Explore Tasmania’s Underwater Wonders: Diving into the Hidden Gems of Australia’s Apple Isle
Over the coming months, we will delve, State by State, into the magnificent and diverse diving the waters of Australia offer. Australia boasts stunning reefs,
Adrian Stacey’s Overnight Dive Adventure at Lady Musgrave Island: Exploring the Lagoon and Outer Reefs
Adrian Stacey heads out to the picturesque Great Barrier Reef island to sample the overnight ambience of Lady Musgrave HQ, and the diving in the
Exploring the Untouched Reefs of New Caledonia: Nicolas Remy’s Journey into the Remote Coral Seas
Nicolas Remy ventures to New Caledonia to explore some of the more-remote reefs in this part of the world Photographs by Nicolas Remy Last November,
The Thrilling Xunaan-Ha Expedition’s Cave Exploration Adventure in Mexico
After literally months of preparation, Maria Bollerup and the rest of the team finally embark on the ambitious Xunaan-Ha Expedition, a cave exploration project in
Brooke Pyke’s Journey as an Award-Winning Photographer and Dive Instructor on Ningaloo Coast
DIVING WITH…Â BROOKE PYKE PT Hirschfield chats to the award-winning underwater photographer about her work, favourite places to dive, and being based in the whaleshark
Victoria’s Underwater Wonderland: Diving into the Great Southern Reef’s Hidden Gem
Over the coming months, we will delve, State by State, into the magnificent and diverse diving the waters of Australia offer. Australia boasts stunning reefs,
Journey Through the Depths: David Strike’s Tale of Military, Technical and Exploratory Scuba Adventures
Q: As we normally kick off proceedings, how did you first get into scuba diving? A: Growing up in a post-World War Two family with
Exploring the Underwater Marvels of Lochcarron: A Diver’s Journey in Scotland’s Highland Waters
Lochcarron is situated in the northwest of Scotland, and it is a small village on the north shore of Loch Carron. The Loch has two
Midlands Diving Chamber Reflecting on a Season of Unique Diving Experiences
CASUALTIES OF PRESSURE, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN, AND A NEW CHALLENGE ON THE HORIZON FOR SOMEONE? As our dry dive season temporary closes till the
Luxury and Adventure in Indonesia: An Unforgettable Dive Experience in Raja Ampat Aboard Scubaspa Zen
Byron Conroy has dived Raja Ampat by liveaboard before, but never in such abject luxury, and with the added benefit of a full-on spa on
Exploring the Hidden Depths: The Xunaan-Ha Cave Expedition in Mexico’s Jungle
Maria Bollerup and the rest of the team continue their explorations on the ambitious Xunaan-Ha Expedition, a cave exploration project in the Mexican jungle Photographs
Diving Fitness and Health: The Importance of Regular Medical Checks
Back in March, we attended the GO Diving Show at the National Agricultural and Exhibition Centre, Warwickshire. If you haven’t been already, it’s a great
Rediscovering Scotland’s Hidden Treasures: The Cumbrae Islands
Ross McLaren waxes lyrical about a group of Scottish islands you might never have heard about Photographs by Ross McLaren With somewhere in the region
Hand Signals in Diving: Bridging the Communication Gap Underwater
Audrey Cudel discusses hand signals when diving, and the differences between the recreational and the technical diving fraternities. The Allure of the Silent World When landlubbers
Everything you Need to Know about Photographing Large Marine Creatures
While we all love the vibrancy of colour found in most macro subjects, particularly nudibranchs, shrimps or starfish, many of us are just not prepared
Interview with Underwater Photographer Daniel Brinckmann
Travelling the world through a camera lens, transitioning from film to digital, and some of the biggest challenges he has faced. Photographs courtesy of Daniel
Unlocking the Secrets of the Gold Coast: The Tiny Creatures You’ve Overlooked!
Maggie Muurmans and Skye van der Vlies take a closer look at sea slugs and nudibranch, which are often overlooked by community members on the