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World Dives

Journey beneath the waves with World Dives, where we spotlight the most extraordinary dive sites from across the globe.

Experience the vibrant coral reefs of the Pacific, the haunting shipwrecks of the Atlantic, and everything in between. With firsthand accounts, stunning visuals, and insider tips, we aim to inspire and guide your next underwater adventure.

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A diver explores the twin shafts of the Cristobal Colon
Diving the Bermuda (Triangle) shipwrecks
Whitetip reef sharks, creolefish, barberfish and Moorish idols at Roca Partido (Enric Sala, National Geographic Pristine Seas)
Satellites/AI put the ‘Protected’ into MPAs
Researchers took standardised photos of the seabed on different reefs in central Indonesia. Tim Lamont, CC BY-NC-ND
The beauty of coral reefs is key to their survival
MY White Pearl Of The Maldives
‘Found it at last!’ (Baltictech)
Baltictech finds another ‘Hannibal’ shipwreck at 90m
Divers by one of the 6in guns (Steffen Scholz)
Tech divers find WW1’s last missing RN cruiser
Brandon Clifford and members of the research team prepare to dive (CHSP)
Divers’ de facto ID: The £100m pirate shipwreck
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Hidden World of Wakatobi’s Seagrass Meadows
3D model of the wreck of Shackleton’s Endurance (FMHT)
‘To-the-mm’ 3D Endurance model at Festival of Speed
Found in deep water, the blackfin gulper shark has been sought for its liver oil (© Andy Murch)
Shark & ray CITES listings get a boost
A CAS diver with specimens of R wellingtoni (CAS)
Divers find ‘extinct’ coral alive & well in Galapagos
A large green turtle munching away on some sea grass on Wakatobi's House Reef.|Wakatobi Dive Resort|Damselfish|Rabbit Fish on Wakatobi's House Reef.|Palette Surgeonfish (Paracanthurus hepatus)|Green sea turtle munching on some turtle grass in the shallows at Wakatobi.|Solar Powered Nudibranch
Vegetarians of Wakatobi
Orcas are full of surprises (Orca Research Trust)
Orcas ask humans to lunch, share massages
Diver Chris Goldblatt made a pledge in 2003 (FRP)
Diver’s vow: How’s it going, $1 million later?
Early start for the four divers on the charter-boat Aquila (Sydney Project)
Sydney divers drop 160m onto Nemesis shipwreck
(Pixy.org, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)
Jaws helped spur fishing frenzy: how have sharks fared since 1975 release?
Wreck of the Junkers Ju-88 off Psara
Back in the fold: Finding a Ju-88 in the Aegean
Terra Nova in 1911 (Herbert Ponting)
First eyes on 300m-deep Terra Nova polar shipwreck
Divers on the Japanese Zero
Bound to dive the Vitu Islands
Roma’s signature coral formation known as ‘The Rose.’|Roma’s signature coral formation known as ‘The Rose.’|Anemone fish with their hose anemones flourish among the colonies potato corals that dominate the shallow region of Roma’s elongated sea mount.|Diver and school of black snapper|Hippocampus pontohi|Purple leaf scorpionfish at Roma|Across Roma’s sea mount landscape is a dense mixture of hard corals and sponges
Roma – Wakatobi’s Dive Site #42
Turtle in Anguilla (see below) (Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club)
Booking Now: 10 ideas for your next dive-trip
Anemonefish on a Maldives reef
Why I never tire of the Maldives
The Great Barrier Reefs Lady Musgrave Experience Pontoon
Lady Musgrave Experience Empowers Guests With Reef Conservation Opportunities.
Clownfish that shrank during heatwaves were more likely to survive them (Morgan Bennett-Smith)
Clownfish shrink during marine heatwaves
The Trentonian's bell at the surface (Deep Wreck Diver / YouTube)
Diver’s bell discovery blows shipwreck myth out of the water
Green turtle on Wakatobi Dive Resort's House Reef|Fire dartfish (Nemateleotris magnifica) at Wakatobi's House Reef.|De Beaufort's flathead (Cymbacephalus beauforti)
Wakatobi’s Fascinating House Reef Regulars
A coral ‘rope’ nursery in the Maldives (Luca Saponari / University of Milan, CC BY-ND)
Reality check: coral restoration won’t save the world’s reefs
Exploring a shipwreck in BVI
Divers invited to join in BVI Wreck Week
Diver over the rudder, lying 100m from what is thought to be the Recovery wreck (Endeavour Team)
Divers find another rare rudder – marking buried treasure wreck?
Professor David Gregory from the National Museum of Denmark with piled bricks (Jakob Olling)
Yellow-brick road led to Danish slave ship ID

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