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Raja Ampat Family Holiday
Raja Ampat Family Holiday

When you think of Raja Ampat, the first images that likely come to mind are of vibrant coral reefs, colourful schools of fish, and thrilling

What happened to the Seaduction?

The Egyptian liveaboard Seaduction took on water and sank in late October, at Elba Reef near the border with Sudan. JOHN BANTIN explains why special

Wakatobi Dive Resort's fan favorite dive site Zoo.
Let’s Go to The Zoo

Wakatobi’s Dive Site #3, The Zoo A zoo is a place that can be enjoyed by everyone. So it’s a fitting name for one of

Kostas Thoctarides’ ROVs in action on an aircraft wreck (Kostas Thoctarides)
A deep dive with Kostas Thoctarides

What does it take to locate a submarine lost for more than eight decades? Through meticulous research and a passion for history Kostas Thoctarides recently

Why you should snorkel in Raja Ampat
Why you should snorkel in Raja Ampat

Raja Ampat, located in Indonesia’s West Papua province, is often called the crown jewel of Indonesia’s marine biodiversity. It is a mecca for divers and

Scuba Club dive instructor Mike Healy with loggerhead turtle on a reef 18m deep off Palm Beach
The miracle of marine turtles

JOHN CHRISTOPHER FINE celebrates the diver-friendly reptiles that continue to return to their Palm Beach haunts in Florida, against all the odds. He took the

Anemone Shrimp
Anemone Shrimp

The Periclimenes brevicarpalis, also known as the Glass Anemone Shrimp or Peacock-Tail Anemone Shrimp, is a captivating creature found in the vibrant coral reefs of

Several of Wakatobi’s dive guides assisting the resort’s new in-house marine biologist Julia Mellers in collecting water samples around varies dive sites where hard corals are particularly robust for DNA and chemical analyst. - Photo by Kristian Gaeckle|Wakatobi Dive Resort’s new in-house marine biologist Julia Mellers. Photo by|Wakatobi Dive Resort’s new in-house marine biologist Julia Mellers working with water samples collected during a recent dive.||Wakatobi Dive Resort’s new in-house marine biologist Julia Mellers on a dive on one of Wakatobi’s magnificent reefs. Photo by Adrienne Gittus|A few of Wakatobi’s dive guides who are now assisting Julia Mellers in her coral research at the resort posing with water samples collected on one of Wakatobi’s reefs where hard corals are particularly robust that will be used for DNA and chemical analyst. Photo by Adrienne Gittus
Wakatobi Expands Coral Reef Protection

Wakatobi Dive Resort has expanded its long-standing commitment to coral reef protection and restoration with a new Reef Health Assessment program and the addition of

Crown of Thorns Starfish
Crown of Thorns Starfish

Good News – Crown of Thorns Starfish We have some exciting news from the stunning Mioskon dive site in Raja Ampat. After months of monitoring

Raja Ampat Chicken Reef
Raja Ampat Chicken Reef

The site boasts a sandy floor dotted with an impressive variety of soft and hard corals. As you descend, the reef slope offers a vibrant

Scuba Diver
Scuba Diver issue #90 out now!

Click here for Scuba Diver issue 90 There is now a small monthly charge to read the latest digital Scuba Diver magazine, but we have a free 30-day trial

How we found a critter new to Cayman

Well-known British divers and writer-photographers LAWSON WOOD and LISA COLLINS came across something unexpected while working together to illustrate a new book. Lawson explains Having

Peter McCamley photographing the telemotor and stern telegraph (Vic Verlinden)
The shock of the Lusitania

It’s quite a while since Thailand-based technical wreck diver and Divernet correspondent TIM LAWRENCE did any coldwater diving, but how could he resist the opportunity

Whale sharks on collision course

Warming seas may force whale sharks into shipping lanes, according to a new study by FREYA WOMERSLEY of the Marine Biological Association and DAVID SIMS of

Batfish Buddy
Batfish Buddy

This batfish looks like it’s smiling for the camera These batfish often decide to buddy up with a single diver and spend the entire dive

Scuba Diver ANZ Issue 74 Out Now
Scuba Diver ANZ Issue 74 Out Now

Click here for Scuba Diver ANZ 74 News round-upChowder Bay rays slaughtered, new Emperor itinerary, new wrecks sunk in Thailand, Kids Dive for Free in

Discount Fares to Volivoli Beach Resort Fiji
Discount Fares to Volivoli Beach Resort Fiji

Take advantage of FIJI AIRWAYS DISCOUNT RATES, Book your flights online at www.fijiairwyas.com and enter our exclusive code GODIVE24 and get a 10% discount on the best price in the market.

Sea hare (Steven Leroch)
Ustica: Sicily’s diving jewel

PENELOPE GRANYCOME knew Sicily but had never sampled its scuba-diving – a trip to the small island off its north coast gave her the opportunity

GO Diving Show ANZ
Top tech talk at GO Diving Show ANZ

The Tech Stage at the inaugural GO Diving Show ANZ this weekend (28-29 September) at the Sydney Showground is a positive smorgasbord of international technical

GO Diving Show ANZ
Archaeology in the dark, and a new CCR

Archaeology in the darkness of flooded caves, and the new Halcyon Symbios CCR will be the topics of discussion when photogrammetry expert and technical diving instructor evaluator

wreck diving
Go wreck diving – without even getting wet!

As well as a host of top-quality speakers, including Steve Backshall, Jill Heinerth, Richard Harris, Liz Parkinson and Pete Mesley, the GO Diving Show ANZ in September will also be home to an

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