‘Tis the season to treat yourself — or the diver in your life — to something special. Here are our picks for 15 holiday gifts for divers that won’t set you back more than $50.
Becoming a self-reliant diver is an important skill, regardless of whether you plan to dive unguided any time in the future.
Fish Rock may just be the best Australian dive site that you’ve never heard of.
The nautilus is a living fossil, unchanged for hundreds of millions of years. Although divers see them infrequently, they are most common in the tropical western Pacific.
During training, all divers learn the importance of physical and mental fitness for scuba diving, but how does that translate to real life when many people dive only once or twice a year on vacation?
Don’t let winter stop you from getting in the water. Here are five great December dive destinations that shine this time of year.
This year, Scuba Diver Life and NOAA are partnering to profile 12 different ships in the Graveyard of the Atlantic. This month we visit U-701.
There’s a lot of news lately about sunscreen and coral reefs. But which chemicals are problematic, and how do you know which products are safe for reefs?
Oceana calls on Senate leadership to pass bipartisan legislation to ban the U.S. shark fin trade.
The Florida Keys have long been a diver favorite. Now, the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary seeks diver input on proposed changes to the sanctuary.
With impressive teeth and vibrant colors, titan triggerfish are the biggest among the species. And although they’re beautiful, divers should beware of this territorial fish.
Most corals are colonial animals with hundreds to thousands of tiny polyps, but solitary corals of the Indo-Pacific are a single-polyp species that lives freely on the ocean floor.
Anytime the topic of free diving internships comes up in diving forums, it sparks heated debate. Should dive candidates work for free — or not?
If you’re properly outfitted with a cozy drysuit, Pacific Northwest diving is hard to beat. Here are some of our favorite sites in Washington State.
Every Dive Counts: Paralenz launches new brand and mission
Becoming a better scuba instructor is an ongoing process. What makes a good instructor and how do you improve?
There’s nothing more magical than descending a buoy line and seeing a structure materialize out of the blue. The Boonsung wreck offers that very experience.
Diving on a wreck is always a humbling and exciting experience, but diving on the largest military wreck of all time, the USS Oriskany, offers a truly astounding insight into history.