Perhaps you haven’t been diving in a while, but you’re about to submerge again. Should you do a check dive or participate in a scuba review?
The ideal Micronesian diving trip begins with the WWII ghost fleet in Chuuk Lagoon and ends with a hop over to Pohnpei to dive with mantas.
SeaLife is introducing three new DC2000 camera and light sets, offering the user everything they need in one easy-to-assemble package.
Though oceans get much of the attention when it comes to diving, a number of the world’s rivers offer fantastic experiences as well. Here are five top rivers for scuba diving.
Passing your Open Water course is not the end of learning how to fin well — it’s the beginning. The best divers know how to frog kick, helicopter turn and reverse fin. Here’s why and how to apply these scuba finning techniques.
Knowing how to recognize and address a potential case of stress, anxiety or panic when scuba diving is a key tool in an experienced diver’s skill set.
The recently expanded Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument has already fallen to second place as the world’s largest marine protected area is established in the Ross Sea.
Kids are kids, even when diving. They get distracted and can quickly get too shallow or too deep. Here are some tips to help them better manage their depth…and allow mom and dad to have a more relaxing dive.
Two-headed sharks: is this a thing?? Turns out it is, and it’s become an increasingly common phenomenon.
SeaLife’s latest and most advanced underwater camera to date, the DC2000, will be unveiled at the DEMA trade show in Las Vegas.
With this Caribbean country slowly opening up to visitors from the United States, what can divers expect if they visit Cuba? Here’s the good, the bad and the ugly.
As a diver, you have the opportunity to do your part to conserve coral reefs by becoming a citizen scientist for the oceans.
This year, Scuba Diver Life is partnering with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to bring you images and stories from each of the United States’ 11 dive-able marine sanctuaries. Our final installment will visit the National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa
Chuuk Lagoon is a well-known wreck-diving Mecca, and with so many deep wrecks, it’s a natural fit for tec diving. Here’s what you need to know for tec diving Chuuk Lagoon.
Although a professional underwater photography set-up is enviable, amateur underwater photographers can nonetheless take great shots with a compact camera. Here’s how.
One of the ocean’s most recognizable sharks congregate each winter in the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas.
In a new series of articles, we’ll shine a spotlight on some of the world’s best underwater photographers, from the famous to the unknown, as well as offering tips for you to capture some stunning underwater photos of your own.
The buddy check should always be a part of your pre-dive ritual, but many of us skip it entirely or miss key safety aspects. Here’s what to watch for on your next — and every — buddy check.