Author: Scuba Diver Magazine

The massive shipwreck Zenobia has been the jewel in the crown of Cyprus diving for many years, but now the country’s underwater fleet is expanding

When you think of Scotland, what comes to mind? Epic mountain ranges? Beautiful forests? Majestic lochs? Maybe even her rugged coastline? But what about what

Stuart Philpott is never one to shy away from a challenge, and bouncing between four different resorts and three atolls in the Maldives in just

Deborah Dickson-Smith is left speechless by the marine life encounters she experiences in French Polynesia. Photographs by Grégory Lecoeur, Jim Winter, Bernard Beaussier, Alexandre Voyer,

Lawson Wood showcases the vibrant anemones adding a splash of colour to dives in the southeast of Scotland. Photographs by Lawson Wood. An Early Introduction

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,

Byron Conroy is captivated by the underwater delights of Belize, and even the imminent arrival of a hurricane failed to spoil his trip or dampen

Byron Conroy has dived Raja Ampat many times, but always from a liveaboard. He visits Meridian Adventure Dive’s land-based operation to see if it lives

Don Silcock explores the rich and varied diving that lies off the Witu Islands in Papua New Guinea. Photographs by Don Silcock. As they say

Byron Conroy discovers what could well bethe ultimate dive destination for underwater photographers when he visits Siladen Island in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. Photographs by Byron

Diveplanit’s Deborah Dickson-Smith shares her experience at this littleknown divers’ paradise at the southern tip of Fiji’s Coral Coast. Photographs by Waidroka Bay Resort. Fiji’s Coral

Don Silcock looks at the enigmatic oceanic whitetip shark. Photographs by Don Silcock. It seems almost unbelievable that as recently as the mid-1960s, the oceanic

After a few years focusing his diving around Australia’s temperate waters, Nicolas Remy was looking for a destination with vibrant tropical gardens, the sort of

The loss of the Yongala was a tale of tragedy, but out of this has come one of the world’s most-spectacular shipwrecks, which is absolutely

Richard Aspinall is a long-time visitor to the Red Sea, and while his interests have changed over the years, his love of night dives remains

Luke English, skipper of Melbourne dive charter Redboats is keen to reveal Victoria’s best kept secret to PT Hirschfield: ‘Want to know something unbeatable? We

Andrew Nieuwenhof explores the waters off Djibouti in search of the whalesharks which call this area home between November and February. Photographs by David Robinson

Approximately 700km northeast of Sydney and 700km southeast of Brisbane in the Tasman Sea, you will find one of the most picturesque and beautiful islands