Planning a romantic getaway? Here are five destinations that provide unparalleled diving and the ultimate lovers’ escape.
Often referred to reverently as “Her Deepness,” Dr. Sylvia Earle is a shining example of the dizzying heights that female scuba divers can achieve.
Few creatures are as iconic as sea stars. Jump in to learn a little more about these amazing marine animals and you might be surprised.
Where the crocodiles often seem sluggish and obese when seen basking on the mud-caked banks above the water, here, in their element, they are things of beauty.
Yakushima is well worth a visit — you can enjoy the best of both land and sea on this fascinating little island.
From a massive two-story Atlas to an incredible 500 piece underwater museum, here are the best statues we could find.
While not the easiest Galapagos dive site to reach, it’s well worth the extra time and effort to have one of the best diving experiences of your life.
To learn the characteristics of each species would be an impossible task, but there’s an easier way to gain at least a basic understanding of tropical fish identification.
Often, the story behind feel-good films featuring marine mammals is completely different than the one we see onscreen.
Since embarking on her crusade to save the manta ray, Marshall has inspired countless others to care about the fate of these remarkable animals.
No cyber-experience could ever live up to the real thing, but hopefully these virtual “dives” will encourage people to take a leap into the underwater world.
A dive team ventures into the most southern parts of Egypt’s Red Sea.
(Feb. 24, 2015) Rescuers in central Florida rescued 19 manatees from a storm drain. The animals were all alive and…
Although diving is considered a sport, does scuba diving burn calories?
Whatever our reasons for joining the scuba community, we are all lucky enough to witness sights that most people will never see.
Only a handful of studies have attempted to establish a correlation between alcohol consumption and DCS, and the results have been ambiguous.
The sharks are there from the moment we enter the water, approaching from every direction in such numbers that the spectacle is almost surreal.
The mask does away with the conventional snorkeling set-up of a separate mask and snorkel, instead combining the two in a futuristic design that covers the entire face.