Current and future scuba diving events in California
Home to 80 percent of all Pacific Ocean marine life and over 890 species of fish, famed oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s lasting reference to the Gulf of California’s unrivaled biodiversity holds …
The Red Sea is known for its vibrant coral reefs, visually stunning marine life and awe-inspiring shipwrecks. Divers travel from around the world to experience this natural wonder and immerse …
The lights from the Big Island of Hawaii were but a distant flicker. Above, a curtain of stars reached from horizon to horizon casting their faint glow down towards the …
Somewhere, deep in the jungle… Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula (and nearby Cozumel) have been among of the world’s most famous dive destinations since the sport began in earnest in the late …
The Adventurers Club of Los Angeles is featuring a presentation on diving the Shipwrecks of Truk Lagoon this Thursday (April 20) evening from 6:00-10:00pm. Anyone interested is invited to attend. …
Jim Larsen, NAUI‘s Northwest Regional Representative, is hosting two NAUI member update meetings in Northern California in April. The meetings are open to NAUI members and anyone interested in learning …
After a successful week of business meetings in Salt Lake City, it was time to focus on something fun. What to do in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains? Scuba …
Isla Guadalupe, a popular destination for shark divers, has been permanently closed by the Mexican government to all diving activities. The closure, effective January 11, 2023, follows an earlier restriction …
“Hey, you guys need a lift?” Standing outside the Valdez Airport with our pile of dive and photographic gear, with no visible means of transportation in sight, this offer from …
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) has just released the latest annual Diving Incident Report. As part of its role as National Governing Body, BSAC reports on diving incidents in the …