Three very different but compelling dives – a D-Day tank & bulldozer wreck-site, a big WW1 mule-carrier and an ancient man-made island in a Scottish
Long-spined sea urchins pose a major threat to marine ecosystems in Australia, but could the tastiness of their roe provide an appetising solution – and
There have been few efforts so far to report on the Mediterranean lionfish invasion, says Underwater Photography Guide‘s editor-in-chief NIRUPAM NIGAM. He visited Turkey to
At one time the answer would probably have been no, but nowadays it’s quite possible although, as DR ROSIE STOKES of DDRC Healthcare explains, there
The northern part of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi is renowned for offering world-class diving and, as SARAH WORMALD explains, it is possible for scuba
If you can spare 5-10 minutes to complete a straightforward survey, you could be in line to win a top-drawer dive-computer – a Shearwater Teric,
AL HORNSBY has dived around the world but he reserves a special place in his heart for the rich biodiversity of this Philippines hotspot We
STUART PHILPOTT enjoys a technical dive on one of Malta’s German World War Two casualties, the S-31 Schnellboot The year before the Covid pandemic I
Aspiring to be a mermaid was once upon a time the dream of little girls (and boys) who became obsessed with Disney’s Ariel, but times
LAWSON WOOD explores the seabird-covered landmark at the entrance to the Firth of Forth, which offers dramatic scenery both above and below the surface The
You’ll have to travel about as far north as you can go in mainland Scotland to dive this tramp steamer, one of World War Two’s
As the treasured Wreck Tour series was beginning its 180-site run in Diver magazine, renowned shipwreck expert KENDALL McDONALD came up with his personal 100 Best UK Wreck
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