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...
Crystal Blue, Midnight Black
HENLEY SPIERS & JADE HOKSBERGEN cross over to the dark side during a rewarding trip to Anilao. Read more...
Jupiter: Out of this World
The diving is exciting in this fast-moving part of Florida … in fact it all gets that little bit too exciting when they miss the boat… Read more...
Alor Aquamen
Fishers in southern Indonesia have developed freediving skills similar to those of the Bajau nomads LISA COLLINS had encountered previously in the north-west. On a liveaboard stopover she found her dives unexpectedly entertaining. Read more...
Critters à la carte
When it comes to muck-diving, Lembeh Strait is ground zero. Story and photos by JESPER KJØLLER Read more...
Papua Paradise
JOHN LIDDIARD considers Raja Ampat and the upsides of not being on a liveaboard Read more...
Turtle Surprise
NIGEL MARSH recently visited Indonesia’s tiny Gili Islands off Lombok, to find out whether it was diving business as usual after the earthquakes that rocked the region last year Read more...
Nation of Riches More Valuable Than Gold (Pt 2)
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...
El Gouna
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...