Discover polar diving in Antarctica and the Arctic, from diving beside icebergs to cold water preparation, wildlife, safety and expedition life.
Polar Diving: Inside One of Scuba’s Last Great Frontiers Read More »
Explore Gallipoli Underwater Park in Türkiye, where 27 WWI shipwrecks in the Dardanelles are now open for guided diving, from 7m to 72m.
Gallipoli Underwater Park: Diving the Sunken Fleet of the Dardanelles Read More »
From the Great Barrier Reef to Egypt’s Red Sea, these seven destinations let divers meet sharks up close and learn why protecting them matters.
Bucket List Diving: Seven of the World’s Best Places to Dive With Sharks Read More »
Jason deCaires Taylor unveils “Journey Man,” his first Italian underwater sculpture, in Lipari’s Aeolian Islands, a tribute to archaeologist Sebastiano Tusa.
How the Strait of Hormuz crisis affects dive tourism, from Musandam’s dhow cruises to fuel costs and traveller confidence worldwide.
How the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Could Affect Dive Tourism Read More »
A regulatory grey area has claimed lives. The question now isn’t whether to legislate — it’s whether the Maldives has the courage to do it properly. Six people are dead. Five Italian divers — among them University of Genoa marine
When Tragedy Becomes Policy: The Maldives Must Get Technical Diving Right Read More »
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,
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