There are more and more choices every day, but how do you know which dive computer is right for you?
Scuba diving in Papua New Guinea means exploring one of the last frontiers. This wild and adventurous place with much to see both above and below the water.
A funeral and a celebration of Rob Stewart’s life will be held February 18th in Toronto, Canada.
In late January, the world saw the first photographs of a stunning new coral reef near the mouth of the Amazon River. Sadly, oil drilling already threatens it.
To honor Rob Stewart’s life’s work, Sharkwater: Extinction will be completed.
Is sexual coral reproduction — coral sex — the future for helping to restore the world’s coral reefs? Is it more effective than current coral restoration methods?
Have you ever tried ice diving? See what it’s like for a first-timer in this video, shot on a chilly February day in northern California.
Scuba diving in Eilat, Israel offers divers access to some of the Red Sea’s most pristine dive sites.
Some shark encounters are better suited to divers with experience, but many are perfectly safe for brand-new divers. Here are our top five shark dives for novices.
Most divers strive for good air consumption, but do we really understand what makes us more or less efficient underwater? Here’s the science of oxygen and scuba diving made simple.
Every year thousands of sharks move down the US East coast in search of warmer waters to mate and give birth. A lucky (and skilled) drone pilot – Hydrophilik – got some incredible 4k footage of it.
Although Junior Open Water divers cannot exceed either 40 feet or 60 feet in depth, depending on age, safety stops are still imperative when diving shallow with kids.
Teaching children to scuba dive calls for a different approach to our sport. As a parent, what should you look for when it comes to an instructor? And as an instructor, how should you adapt your techniques?
When they think of Bermuda, many people imagine golf resorts, Bermuda shorts and pink sands. But this tiny island nation is also one of the world’s premier wreck-diving destinations.
The gentle-giant cliche is both apt and clearly evident in this amazing video.
It’s easy to see how The Zoo at Wakatobi got its name. Just minutes from the resort, this exceptional dive site offers a staggering diversity of marine life.
Although completing an entry-level dive course is a great first step, there’s far more to learn about scuba. Here’s why an advanced course should be your next move.
As divers, we get asked all sorts of questions about what we see underwater and whether or not it’s dangerous, including the infamous barracuda. What’s the fact and what’s the fiction when it comes to this much mythologized fish?