Category: Scuba News

Salcombe Brewery Co. has just donated over £2000 to The Seahorse Trust, which has been raised through donations for every bottle sold of its Seahorse

The Reef-World Foundation, DiveAssure, and ZuBlu are launching a new collaboration to champion marine conservation while promoting sustainable diving practices. The symbiotic partnerships aim to increase awareness and

The Ocean Exploration Trust has released stunning footage and images of three aircraft carrier shipwrecks from the intense World War Two Battle of Midway. Deep-sea

All Star Liveaboards have announced dates for citizen science trips on board their catamaran Cat Ppalu in the Bahamas through 2024, and Scuba Scene in

A swimmer had to have her arm amputated after it was seriously damaged in a shark attack off the coastline of the popular Egyptian resort

The phenomenal full-face mask designed and built specifically for Avatar: The Way of Water has deservedly won Best in Class at the Australian Good Design

Dive RAID International (DRI) has stepped into a totally new market space with the launch of its Public Safety Diver, an entry-level diver and instructor

The rare Kemp’s Ridley turtle nicknamed Tally after the beach it was found on in a sorry state in North Wales has been successfully released

The UK diving fraternity has lost one of its longest-established dive centre/stores with the announcement that Ocean Leisure is closing its doors after 44 years.

Divers searching for the remains of a 1700s shipwreck around Drake’s Island in Plymouth Sound found themselves releasing a rare blue lobster. Archaeologist Mallory Hass,

Two offshore commercial divers and the director of a diving company have been sanctioned for exaggerating credentials. Investigators from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

A team of technical diving archaeologists in Malta have recovered the remains of an American World War Two airman whose airplane crashed back in 1943.

The Tobermory RNLI lifeboat and two fish farm boats went to the assistance of a liveaboard that ran aground on rocks near the entrance to

Friends of record-breaking diver Ray Woolley, who died last November, have paid tribute to him on what would have been his 100th birthday. Ray, who

Two common dolphins which caused a stir when they were sighted in the River Great Ouse at King’s Lynn in Norfolk and then Bluntisham, near

DEEP has finally been unveiled, and Editorial Director Mark Evans headed to Bristol to see for himself what this endeavour is all about. When the

A critically endangered Kemps Ridley turtle which was discovered on a North Wales beach barely alive has been flown out to the Gulf of Mexico

Italian-Swiss record-breaking freediver Andrea Zuccari has gone missing while scuba diving off Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, and is presumed dead. According to reports, the 48-year-old freediving expert,

A body has been recovered from the sea off Portland after a major air and sea search yesterday (28 August) for a missing diver. The

Aggressor Adventures has upgraded their offerings under their Aggressor River Cruises sector with the launch of the Nile Queen II, and they have some extra-special

Story Divers, based in Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt, has just completed their annual Green Fins assessment and have been made a certified Silver Member.

Sightseers on a dolphin-spotting boat trip in Cardigan Bay got a thrill when a thresher shark estimated to be around five metres long took to

Award-winning underwater photographers Becky Kagan Schott, Natalie L Gibb, Pete Mesley, Rui Luis Almonda and Tom St George have contributed some of their stunning imagery

The RNLI’s new 200 Voices podcast launches today (Friday 18 August) and, in the run-up to the charity’s bicentenary on 4 March 2024 – the

GO Diving Show speaker Phil Medcalf of Alphamarine Photography is hosting a photography workshop with Scandi Divers in Puerto Galera in the Philippines in May

The magnificent historic Dutch tall ship Oosterschelde is setting sail from Sutton Harbour, Plymouth, today (15 August) on a two-year, 40,000 nautical mile planetary conservation expedition called

Scuba Schools International (SSI) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with the Edges of Earth Expedition, an inspiring venture led by a female diving team. This

In response to the devastating wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, PADI is committed to supporting those in the scuba diving community whose livelihoods have been uprooted.

The global dive industry is mourning the loss of one of the most-influential and world-renowned divers on the planet, Stan Waterman, who died yesterday at

The ‘hulk’ of 19th century iron steamship Lady Alice Kenlis, designed by the same shipwright as the Cutty Sark, has been granted protection by the Department for Culture,

Following the popularity of the PADI Club trip to Belize at the end of July, a second ‘dive trip of a lifetime’ has just been

On 29 July 2023, a team of incredible volunteers from Ghost Diving UK and Ghost Diving NL came together for a noble cause – to