For years, divers, paddlers, and researchers have asked the same simple question: how deep is Australia’s deepest lake? Lake St Clair in Tasmania has held that title for a long time, but its true maximum depth was not confirmed with […]
Australia’s Deepest Lake Finally Gives Up Its Secrets Read More »
A sweeping amendment to UK law could make every sunken military vessel a Protected Place by default. No touching, no penetrating, no souvenirs — and potentially criminal charges if you get it wrong. We break down what’s changing, which wrecks
A growing number of major cruise lines have been affected by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly in the Arabian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, but the Red Sea region itself remains safe and open to cruise traffic
Cruise Lines React to Middle East Tensions, Red Sea Still Safe Read More »
A Rare Encounter: The Bowmouth Guitarfish of Balicasag Island The underwater world of the Philippines never ceases to amaze, but every so often, Mother Nature throws a curveball that leaves even the most seasoned dive professionals speechless. In late 2025,
A Rare Encounter: The Bowmouth Guitarfish of Balicasag Island Read More »
Rare sightings of Risso’s dolphins and pantropical spotted dolphins have been recorded off Port Macquarie in deep offshore waters, providing valuable data for marine scientists.
Rare Deep Water Dolphins Spotted off Port Macquarie Coast Read More »
Experienced divers are seeing ocean warming change coral reefs, fish behavior, oxygen patterns, and wildlife encounters. Learn what is shifting underwater and how to dive responsibly.
Is Climate Change Altering Marine Life Behavior? Read More »
British Antarctic Survey is recruiting for station roles that include scuba diving, with 6–18-month contracts starting May–September and roles across Rothera, South Georgia and Bird Island.
A New Route Into Antarctica: When Dive Travel Starts With a Job Offer Read More »
Here’s a month-by-month guide to diving conditions across the Philippines, from Luzon in the north to Mindanao in the south.
A Month-by-Month Guide to Diving Conditions Across the Philippines Read More »
Divers have recovered artifacts from the wreck of the Britannic, the sister ship of the Titanic, for the first time since it sank in 1916. The recovery was announced by Greece’s Culture Ministry in mid-September 2025, after a weeklong deep-diving operation carried out in May.
