Goliath Grouper: Diving with the Giants of Florida
Boom! As we drifted towards the designated wreck site of the MG-111 off the east coast of Florida, we looked around and wondered, “What the heck was that?” It was …
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September 26, 2024 2024 Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition Announced
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September 8, 2024 Experiencing Mexico’s Sardine Run at Magdalena Bay
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July 8, 2024 Prime-Time Scuba Diving with Just So Scuba at Lake Tahoe
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January 1, 2023 Scuba Diving Wild Alaska: Diving Prince William Sound
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October 2, 2022 Diving California’s Channel Islands: California’s Underwater Jungle
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Mexico Permanently Closes Guadalupe for Shark Diving; Horizon Charters Closes
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 …
11th Annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Contest Winners Announced
Ocean Art Contest Announces the World’s Best Underwater Photography Culver City, CA – January 17, 2023 – The prestigious Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition, organized by the Underwater Photography Guide, …
Industry Mourns Oceanic Founder and Industry Icon Bob Hollis
A life full of adventure came to a peaceful close on January 4, 2023, in Salt Lake City, Utah with family surrounding Bob’s side. Born on April 25, 1937, in …
Scuba Diving Wild Alaska: Diving Prince William Sound
“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 …
I’ve Lost My Scuba Certification Card. Now What?
Every few months, we receive an inquiry from a scuba diver who has lost, misplaced, or otherwise no longer has their certification card. They’re often heading on a trip (or …
Fantastic Farnsworth: Diving the Far Side of Catalina
Farnsworth Banks (sometimes called Farnsworth Pinnacles or Farnsworth Wall) lies in the open Pacific about five miles to the southwest of Catalina Island. It is a pristine set of pinnacles …
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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 …
Rocio del Mar Live-aboard Fleet Expands with introduction of Quino el Guardian
Owners of the popular Rocio del Mar Live-Aboard Vessel are pleased to announce the launch of the new Quino el Guardian, a specialty vessel designed for conservation, education, research and unique charters in …
Aruba Bon Bini: Exploring Reefs & Shipwrecks of the Southern Caribbean
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 …
Three Planes and a Boat to Ground Zero: Diving Bikini Atoll’s Nuclear Target Fleet
Size does matter. It matters a lot. The gargantuan flight deck of the USS Saratoga materialized out of the blue and I found myself testing my regulator’s flow capacity at …
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