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A brand new liveaboard boat capsized as it was being delivered from the shipyard to Hurghada, according to a report by eSysman SuperYachts.
The six crew members on board were all...
The 48,000 km2 area is protecting the remote Bikar and Bokak Atolls. These are home to the nation’s largest green turtle nesting colony plus many sharks.
Silky sharks. Deposit Photos
Coral reefs often dominate discussions about top dive sites, but they are far from the only fascinating reef structures divers can explore. Other types of reefs, including granite, volcanic, artificial and rocky reefs, offer unique dive sites...
The Divers Alert Network, DAN, has launched DANcast: their official podcast. This new series delivers safety insights and knowledge through engaging conversations with divers and professionals across the industry.
DAN say that listeners...
Identifying marine life adds an extra dimension to scuba diving. By familiarising yourself with iconic species like manta rays, nudibranchs, lionfish and reef sharks, you’ll not only enhance your dives but also develop a deeper connection to...
Congratulations to all winners of the Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition, organised by the Underwater Photography Guide. Over $60,000 in prizes have been awarded to 59 professional and amateur photographers in 14 categories.
The best in...
Coral reefs are often referred to as the "rainforests of the sea" due to their immense biodiversity and vital role in supporting marine life. These underwater ecosystems are more than just visually stunning dive sites; they are...
The ultimate rundown of the top 100 dive sites in the world, as voted for by scuba divers. How many have you dived?
Cold water diving opens the door to some of the most extraordinary underwater experiences, from swimming through kelp forests to exploring alongside icebergs. While it requires preparation, the right equipment, and sometimes additional training, the rewards are...
Christmas Island red crab's mammoth migration. Over 40 million of them walk up to 14 km a day to the sea. When rains are late the crabs rush to seaside, if not then they linger for up to a week on the way to feed.