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Creature of the Month: Moorish Idol, Zanclus cornutus
You see the Moorish Idol in ones, twos or large groups in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. It's not found in the Northern Red...
Azure Window Falls
The Azure Window - marking one of Malta's iconic dive sites - collapsed into the sea this morning. Divers shocked by news.
Revealed: The 10 Most Popular Scuba Diving Books and DVDs of 2016
SCUBA Travel are pleased to release the list of the best selling SCUBA books and DVDs for 2016.
Here are the top ten: figures in...
Terrific Diving at the Deep South Atolls of the Maldives
Most Maldives liveaboards visit the Central Atolls of the Maldives. What if we want to be different and explore the diving deeper in the...
Get $75 off diving anywhere in the world, anytime in the next 12 months
SCUBA Travel have teamed up with Divebooker.com to offer you $75 off diving. You can use the voucher for further training, equipment hire, guided dives or towards a liveaboard almost anywhere in the world, anytime in the next 12 months. No minimum spend.
Oceana identifies hundreds of marine species in Malta
Oceana has concluded its at-sea research in Malta to explore deep-sea areas, underwater caves and sandbanks.
The project, co-financed by the EU, is the most...
Malaysia creates its largest marine park
Malaysia has created the Tun Mustapha Marine Park - its largest yet. In the coral triangle, the new park will help protect almost 1...
Revealed: Best Value Scuba Advertising on the Web
Scuba diving companies can advertise for less than $6 a month when booked in February on the SCUBA Travel site.
SCUBA Travel have 40000 visitors...
NOAA funds marine debris clean-up
NOAA, the US's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has awarded nearly $1.4 million to groups across the United States to remove marine debris from...
Robot technology to measure marine wildlife
Two robotic vehicles will work together over the next three weeks to investigate why the Celtic deep area of the Celtic sea is particularly attractive to marine predators like dolphins and whales.