Indo-Pacific
Diving Indo-Pacific: Indonesia, Thailand, India...
Southeast Asia is best known for its spectacular coral reefs and rich marine biodiversity, but it is also home to some fascinating historic shipwrecks. While many divers flock to the region for its vibrant reef systems, the...
Seen sea snake in the Red Sea? It's actually a spotted snake eel: there are no sea snakes in the Red Sea. The spotted snake eel mimics the venomous reptiles by looking and moving like a serpent...
33 Million Scuba Dives a Year
Over 33 million scuba dives occur annually in the sea worldwide, with 70% taking place within Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). However, only 15% of these...
A liveaboard dive trip is one of the most immersive ways to go diving. Waking up to the sound of the ocean, exploring world-class sites multiple times a day, and spending evenings under the stars make it...
The UK's Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has issued guidelines for choosing a Red Sea liveaboard.
Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents, Andrew Moll OBE, said:
"The MAIB is aware of...
A brand new liveaboard boat capsized as it was being delivered from the shipyard to Hurghada, according to a report by eSysman SuperYachts.
The six crew members on board were all...
Identifying marine life adds an extra dimension to scuba diving. By familiarising yourself with iconic species like manta rays, nudibranchs, lionfish and reef sharks, you’ll not only enhance your dives but also develop a deeper connection to...
The ultimate rundown of the top 100 dive sites in the world, as voted for by scuba divers. How many have you dived?
Christmas Island red crab's mammoth migration. Over 40 million of them walk up to 14 km a day to the sea. When rains are late the crabs rush to seaside, if not then they linger for up to a week on the way to feed.
There is something special about joining a small liveaboard for a more intimate dive safari. You can enjoy a more personalised service, smaller dive groups, and the chance to book the whole boat easily or get to...