Malta: Magical Diving in the Mediterranean
The Mediterranean Sea begins at the pinch point where the Rock of Gibraltar strains to meet Morocco to the west and crashes on the shores of Syria, Israel and Lebanon …
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April 24, 2025 Thailand Restricts Underwater Photographers to Safeguard Coral Reefs
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March 13, 2025 Crabs and Shrimp – the Reef’s Cleanup Crew
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February 15, 2025 ScubaFit: Suspension Training for Divers Builds Endurance, Strength, and Balance
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September 8, 2024 Experiencing Mexico’s Sardine Run at Magdalena Bay
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January 1, 2023 Scuba Diving Wild Alaska: Diving Prince William Sound
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Wild Animal Foundation Shares Shark Attack Statistics & Interesting Facts
The Wild Animal Foundation, an organization dedicated to promoting animal welfare through education, advocacy, and awareness, has recently published some interesting facts & statistics on shark attacks, behavior, and data …
Ocean Art 2023 Underwater Photography Competition is NOW Accepting Entries
The Underwater Photography Guide is delighted to announce that it is accepting entries for the 2023 edition of the annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition – the 12th annual Ocean …
Scuba Diving the Spice Island of Grenada
What do you think of when you think of Grenada? Is it the bountiful spices of nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, allspice, bay leaves, and turmeric that give the island nation …
A Date with Lady Luck: Wreck Diving in Pompano Beach, Florida
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 …
Diving Loreto, Mexico: Over 100 Dive Sites in “The Aquarium of the World”
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 …
Eco-Photo Explorers Announces Red Sea/Heaven Saphir International Underwater Imaging Competition
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 …
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Dive Gear
Submersible Systems introduces New Swiftwater Breathing System
Public Safety Institute and Submersible Systems (Spare Air®) are pleased to announce the launch of the first type-approved Swiftwater Breathing Apparatus (SWBA®) for first responders to water rescue incidents. The …
Shearwater Introduces the New Peregrine TX
Shearwater Research is proud to announce the release of the highly anticipated Peregrine TX with air integration. A compact yet powerful addition to the Shearwater lineup. The Peregrine TX is …
Shearwater Unveils New Tern and Tern TX Dive Computers
Dive computer manufacturer Shearwater Research has just announced the release of two new dive computers – the Tern and Tern TX. Designed with the sport diver in mind, the new …
The Kittiwake Connection: Grand Cayman Submarine Wreck Has An Intriguing History
It took a while to sink the USS Kittiwake. Ten years, and twenty minutes in fact. But on January 5, 2011, the USS Kittiwake (ASR-13), a chanticleer-class submarine rescue vessel …
Cenote Diving in Mexico: Exploring the Beautiful Underwater World at Dos Ojos
If cenote diving isn’t on your bucket list, it should be. And if you’ve already gone, it’s time to go back and do it again. In February I had the opportunity …
Diving the Felipe Xicoténcatl C-53 Wreck: WWII History in Cozumel
Most divers who visit Cozumel go for the beautiful diving along the world’s second largest barrier reef system. The Meso-American reef system spans almost 600 miles of ocean between the Gulf of Mexico and …
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