DIVING WITH…  BROOKE PYKE PT Hirschfield chats to the award-winning underwater photographer about her work, favourite places to dive, and being based in the whaleshark

Over the coming months, we will delve, State by State, into the magnificent and diverse diving the waters of Australia offer. Australia boasts stunning reefs,

Back in March, we attended the GO Diving Show at the National Agricultural and Exhibition Centre, Warwickshire. If you haven’t been already, it’s a great

Audrey Cudel discusses hand signals when diving, and the differences between the recreational and the technical diving fraternities. The Allure of the Silent World When landlubbers

Travelling the world through a camera lens, transitioning from film to digital, and some of the biggest challenges he has faced. Photographs courtesy of Daniel

Maggie Muurmans and Skye van der Vlies take a closer look at sea slugs and nudibranch, which are often overlooked by community members on the

70% of the world is underwater, with 80% of the ocean yet to be explored. We are regularly finding new things under the ocean. But

Don Silcock’s pursuit of unusual and compelling photo-opportunities has led him on some interesting journeys over the years, but few come close to the raw

The Divemaster and I surfaced, surprised at our distance from shore, with the dive boat nowhere in sight. We spent the next five hours seasick,

Tim Blömeke offers some handy hints and advice for the travelling diver. Dive trips are supposed to be fun and relaxing. Hauling lots of heavy equipment,

We chat to the world-renowned wreck explorer, technical diver and TV presenter about his epic roll call of shipwreck dives, his identification of the German

Stefan Panis jumped at the chance to dive in a flooded Belgian mine that is normally closed off to divers. Photographs by Stefan Panis. At

PT Hirschfield talks to the award-winning underwater photographer and leading firefighter Steven Walsh, who is keen to dispel myths of achievement-centred ego and stereotypes of

In November 2021, Maria Bollerup was part of the dive team on the Xunaan-Ha Expedition, a cave exploration project in the Mexican jungle. It has

Sawaki Kodo Roshi, a 20th century Japanese Zen Master, once said: ‘Loss is gain and gain is loss’. Well, I lost my phone in Bali

Lawson Wood takes a closer look at fish without scales which attach themselves to rocks, seaweeds and other animals or fish. Photographs by Lawson Wood

With more and more divers going bubble-free, the need to improve safety and performance has never been greater. Jason Brown joined 300 of the world’s

The Maldives are home to some of the mostbreathtaking marine life in the world, and one of the highlights for many visitors is the chance

Gas planning is an aspect of diving that many of us are confused about, but Tim Blömeke is on hand to help you get to

After literally months of preparation, Maria Bollerup and the rest of the team finally embark on the ambitious Xunaan-Ha Expedition, a cave exploration project in the

Popular inland dive site Capernwray has gained a new dive attraction – the former Barrow pilot boat that has been named The Ted Tandy, and

We chat to the ‘Mother of Sharks’, technical and cave diver – and GO Diving Show 2023 Main Stage speaker Cristina Zenato – about sharks,

Claudio Di Manao continues his diving etiquette series, this time presenting the ten rules for diving in a group. Don’t overtake the buddy team in

Continuing his Diving Etiquette series, Claudio Di Manao offers some sage advice on diving from a boat. Most diving on planet Earth begins with a

Cave diver Chris Jewell heads to the Picos de Europa in Spain to take part in two very-different projects, beginning with the ambitious and challenging

Claudio Di Manao continues his series on diving etiquette, this time focusing on the marine environment and how we, as divers, interact with it Imagine

The Zenobia is the jewel in the crown of the Cyprus wreck-diving scene, and while the massive vessel can be dived by recreational divers, Stuart

We chat to underwater stunt performer, accomplished freediver and shark wrangler Liz Parkinson about the attraction of breath-hold diving, working on blockbusters such as Avatar:

We chat to Mark Wynne and Holly Wakely about their growing Youtube Channel, what they love about teaching people to dive, and why it is

We chat to technical diving instructor and freediving guru Kirk Krack about his first experiences of diving, how he became the go-to person in the

Scuba Diver’s photography columnist Alex Mustard recently logged his 5,000th dive, so we chatted to him about passing this milestone Photographs by Alex Mustard Congratulations