TIGER TIGER
If you enjoy the company of sharks, Tiger Beach in the Bahamas is the place to be in winter and spring, says BRANDI MUELLER Read more...
The Technical Diving Revolution – part 2
MICHAEL MENDUNO looks at how technical diving got its name, at the controversy generated by the ‘devil gas’ nitrox, and the battle to get to grips with safety in the early ‘90s. Read more...
Two and a Half to Bandos
A two-year-old along for the ride was no bar to diving for Federica Squadrilli Carr, but her son was far from the only non-diver at one of the Maldives’ oldest resorts. Read more...
Breaking the Chain
It takes confidence to call a dive, but perhaps we should all take more notice of the cave-diving approach to safety, suggests SIMON PRIDMORE Read more...
‘Prepare to be Amazed!’
MARTYN FARR has had more than his share of great underwater experiences, but only now has he come to dive ‘the most beautiful caves in the world’. Read more...
Rust, Flora & Fauna
STEVE DOVER has been diving La Manga – the Sandbar of the Minor Sea – and is a convert to the region’s fiercely protected attractions. Read more...
Light Show
MELISSA HOBSON wasn’t sure what to expect on her first fluo night-dive in Madagascar, but she was anticipating fireworks. Read more...
The Technical Diving Revolution – part 1
MICHAEL MENDUNO is the man who coined the terms ‘technical diving’, as well as ‘tekkie’. In the first of a three-part series, the US diver traces the origins and development of the trend-setting arm of the sport. Read more...
Dive the Pourquoi Pas? Why not?
More than 80 years after the sinking of 20th-century French explorer Jean-Baptiste Charcot’s ship in Iceland, NICOLAS JOB dives the wreck of the Pourquoi Pas? Read more...
Mermaid at the Museum
MERMAID DEEPBLUE is back, this time getting a tad chilly in the Canary Islands, though her fellow-models don’t feel the cold. Underwater photography by ARTURO J TELLE Read more...