Marine biologist JOHN CHRISTOPHER FINE swaps Florida for an extended stay in the Cayman Islands – and is disturbed by what he finds while diving
North & Central America
Discover the mesmerizing dive sites of North & Central America, where the diverse marine ecosystems offer unforgettable experiences. From the world-renowned coral reefs of Belize and Mexico’s cenotes to the intriguing wrecks of the Caribbean, we showcase the remarkable underwater beauty of this region.
Dive with whale sharks off the coast of Honduras, explore the vibrant kelp forests of California, and indulge in the thrilling encounters that await in North & Central America’s underwater realm.
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The Sandals and Beaches Resorts linked brands handle a high proportion of the scuba divers and snorkellers who visit the Caribbean – and their guests
An alarming tidal movement creates a daunting mixture of waves, whirlpools and currents in Canada’s Skookumchuck Narrows that can clock a speed of up to
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A striking new series of 25 sculptures by Jason deCaires Taylor based on Grenada’s cultural heritage has been installed in the Caribbean island’s Molinere Underwater
“We honestly expected to find a pile of rocks,” say the Canadian documentary film-makers who have discovered the wreck of the Africa, a cargo steamer
A well-known diving liveaboard operator has taken the unusual step of bringing legal action against a number of its clients and others, on grounds of
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Ali Postma and her husband Joey worked their way around Canada to document the diversity of its diving from coast to coast. She picks out two contrasting locations to give us a flavour…
Florida’s live hard-coral cover has crashed from 20th-century highs to as low as 3% today: JOHN CHRISTOPHER FINE returns to the I.CARE coral-restoration team to
The name might make you think of teatime, or of the kind of fortified wine favoured by your gran, but it’s unlikely to summon images
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A British-led team made history in September with the world’s longest-ever cave-diving penetration. Support diver Martyn Farr pays tribute, and explains how this extraordinary feat