Posts in category Dive Sites

North coast abalone hunters will need to put their pry bars down for the month of July as abalone season take its scheduled summer break. The open season for the …

One of the more unexplored dive areas in California is along the Big Sur coastline. During the summer months, several commercial live aboard dive boats take divers to explore this beautiful …

Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is well-known among the cave diving community for its seemingly endless maze of underground, water-filled caves. The extensive network of caves hide untold underwater secrets, including beautiful stalactites …

Monastery Beach in Carmel is known by divers for its beautiful beach above the waterline and well-known for its stunning underwater landscape, astride a subaquatic canyon that drops off thousands of …

Over Memorial Day Weekend, we a great time on Channel Islands Dive Adventure’s 3-day Gold trip, although it wasn’t gold for some after the ride to Begg Rock the first night. The …

California Ships to Reefs made announced today the donation of six (6) vessels for reefing in Santa Monica Bay and San Diego. The vessels were private or commercial vessels during …

Less than a week after more than 220,000 gallons of untreated sewage poured into the ocean and Lovers Point in Pacific Grove, the county health department has declared the water …

If you were planning on diving the Monterey Bay this weekend, you might not have to cancel your plans. The 100,000-gallon sewage spill at at Lovers Point in Pacific Grove on …

The Silfra fissure, is known as one of the top dive sites in the world two main reasons. The Silfra fissure is actually a crack between the North American and …

Aruba is the “A” in the ABC islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. Bonaire often garners the most attention from the diving community with its fabulous shore diving and world-class …