Posts in category Dive News & Events

The plane’s engines were in their familiar rumbling idle mode. Inside the cabin, the loud hiss of air flowing out of the vents masked the quiet of the passengers as …

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 …