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Underwater photography competition: enter now
2009 is the 31st year of the International Festival of Underwater Photography, Films and Children's Artwork. The festival is open to both amateurs...
Isle of Man Finally gets a Marine Nature Reserve
Ramsey Bay has been designated as the Isle of Man's first Marine Nature Reserve.
The area will be protected from damaging activities, fisheries will be...
Top Reasons to Try Liveaboard Charter Diving
One of the great things about scuba diving is the people you meet from all walks of life with a shared passion for the...
Best Scuba Diving Liveaboards for Single Travellers
Travelling on your own is a great way to meet other divers and there are a number of liveaboards with single cabins just perfect...
Google adds more Virtual Dives to Underwater Street View
With the help of the Catlin Seaview Survey, Google has added more underwater locations to its "Street View".
Google put the first marine images up...
Australia Creates World’s Largest Marine Park
Australia today announced the creation of the world's largest marine reserve, covering the Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Sea. Oil and gas exploration...
Marine Invaders Threaten Galapagos
Increasing tourism and the spread of marine invasive non-native species is threatening the unique undersea life around the Galapagos Islands.
Divers to attempt to visit un-dived wreck Stella Polaris
On the 2nd September 2006 the famous first class luxury liner Stella Polaris sank off the coast of Kushimoto, Japan.The ship sank to a...
Diving the Weird and Wonderful Browning Pass
Colourful plunging walls, pinnacles, thrilling drift dives, abundant life, orcas, whales and encounters with weird and wonderful animals. Every dive begins with all of the thrill of a treasure hunt.
Save 34% on Aggressor Scuba Diving Liveaboards Worldwide – but hurry, ends soon
From now until 24 November scuba divers can save up to $1900 per person on the Aggressor liveaboard fleet around the world