Free and squeezy
Freediving – it's basically snorkelling with good PR. It involves holding your breath, often to the point of semi-suffocation. What’s so free about that? Read more...
The new abnormal
The desperate dash for a dive is on – but where and how? Read more...
Scandi Noir
This is not IKEA’s cheerful “the wonderful everyday”. Read more...
The Scuba Fix
Sometimes you just need to hear those three words to feel that everything is right with the world. We’re going diving! Read more...
Lessons from lockdown
With so much time being spent in our homes, it’s become fashionable to ask ourselves: what have I learned during the lockdown? Read more...
Easing into UK drysuit diving for a relationship built to last
Regular UK divers might take it for granted, but for those more accustomed to warmwater ways the prospect of exploring home seas can seem daunting. Read more...
Immersed
I was such a fun dive! Well, until we all got horribly lost and nobody could find the boat. Read more...
Conspiracy!
"Are you willing to be vaccinated?” asked a friend. My jaw dropped. Read more...
Prison Break
If you enjoyed Will Appleyard’s recent Frozen In Time features about diving Baltic wrecks, here’s a coda to those adventures, as he takes time out to explore the former Soviet prison of Rummu in Estonia. Read more...
The Diver Who Likes to Leave his Mark
With one foot in the diving world and the other in the art world, Jason deCaires Taylor has carved out a unique position for himself, but who is the man behind the now famous underwater sculptures? Read more...