In the January edition we left MARK B HATTER heading onward after the first leg of his Solomon Islands adventures but feeling distinctly unwell. Had the curse of Skull Island claimed a victim? Read more...
An hour away by boat from the Red Sea’s famous wreck haven of Abu Nuhas, El Gouna is a self-contained tourist town built on 10km of coastline with access to more than 40 excellent dive sites. Read more...
The big stuff is always around, but on a recent trip to Mirihi in the Maldives it’s encounters with characterful fish that make a big impression. Read more...
They’re celebrating the 1000th dive off the Indian Ocean island of Mohéli, which gives you a good idea of how little it has been dived to date. Read more...
Is this the most successful marine park ever? The stats are astonishing, and the reality of diving at Cabo Pulmo is even better. Read more...
Rabaul in PNG is one of those remote, less-dived places but you will find it very rewarding – not least for its surprising aircraft wrecks. Read more...
Located in a wide sandy bay, the beach resorts of Soma Bay and Safaga cater mainly for divers, windsurfers and families with children. Read more...
Liveaboards are the ultimate way to experience the best of the Egyptian Red Sea, and are a great choice for those who want to get the most diving out of their holiday time. Read more...
Grenada is the wreck-diving capital of the Caribbean, and its dive-centres work together not only to get the most out of its existing wrecks but to keep expanding its stock! Read more...
It’s one surprise after another for John Liddiard as he dives the Gulf of Oman – starting with a shark that by all accounts shouldn’t be there at all. Read more...
