Two-island Hop
BETH & SHAUN TIERNEY specialise in liveaboard diving in the Coral Triangle, so how would a Caribbean jaunt match up to their expectations? Read more...
Should I Stay… or Should I Go?
One of the most important decisions divers have to make is a very straightforward one… where are you going to dive? Read more...
The Run
It’s one of the planet’s greatest annual diving events, though you have only an outline idea of where to go and when to be there each day. Read more...
40 Dives 40 Dishes
Salutay is owned by Al Wright, who was one of the UK’s first trimix divers, and his wife Freda, who is not only an accomplished trimix- and cave-diver but also a trained chef. Read more...
Stopover in Bintan
A few days to spare…what to do? LISA COLLINS went to explore the little-known island to which Singaporeans like to escape when they have time off. Read more...
Bombs at Bikini
For the good of mankind and to end all world wars, that was the premise: JESPER KJØLLER reviews the awful and awesome legacy of the USA’s Operation Crossroads. Read more...
Taking Care in the Dragon’s Lair
Leafy seadragons on the doorstep – for many of us they’re on the bucket-list. Read more...
Rock Stars of the Sea
Flowing arms, colour changes, dance battles and petite males disguised as females to trick their rivals – that's the courting behaviour of giant Australian cuttlefish. Read more...
Tropic of Cancer
Does the south still capture the frontier spirit and diving quality found in the north in the 1980s? DAVID C WRIGHT spends a loosely planned month finding out. Read more...
Don’t Miss Mactan
Divers might know Mactan as the site of Cebu international airport. But as they dash straight on to famed spots such as Malapascua, Dauin and Moalboal, they’re missing a trick. Read more...