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Divers and crew escape from a burning dive-boat in Hong Kong, but deaths occur in Florida Keys and Tenerife
Products and services will “continue normally”, says CEO
Two US divers defied warnings in bid to export CCRs to Libya
US commercial dive-school owner Tamara Brown made false claims to obtain government funding
US Coast Guard announces regulations for diving and other liveaboards
An appeal is underway against the decision to award £290,000 compensation to the family of technical diver Lex Warner, who died following an incident on the Orkney-based dive-boat Jean Elaine
It’s not that big an island but it has a whole lot of diving going on. Following her experiences in south Tobago in October, Lisa Collins prepares to head north.
The once barren desert-scape of Marsa Alam has emerged as one of the Red Sea’s main diving destinations.
Mantas, molas and muck-dives – eastern Bali has everything going for it. You can dive with the biggest and the smallest and everything in between. Story and photos by JESPER KJOLLER
NIGEL MARSH & HELEN ROSE travel halfway around the world to see a single shark species in Gran Canaria, and in the process find a marine reserve top-loaded with life.
JOSS WOOLF takes a chance on behalf of others to undertake a more-adventurous-than-usual group liveaboard trip – but would she be taking the blame or enjoying the credit?
Fresh coffee was the routine, and it arrived without fail after every morning dive, as one of the perks of being on board a true 5* liveaboard.
How often can you do a deep wreck dive just off the shore?
The sight of tiny babies swimming under water with their mouths wide open can be disconcerting, but it’s just a matter of getting in those early ‘water miles’ says HENLEY SPIERS
The Atlantic Tank, the SETT and the Silent Pool – all three are now defunct dives, and all left lasting impressions on STEVE WARREN
It’s the final year of World War One, but the destruction of shipping continues through to November.
It’s strictly snorkelling and for good reasons, but it’s an interactive experience like no other – LISA COLLINS reports from Florida’s Crystal River
Often divers who embark on technical diving are experienced enough to have some unlearning to do first. That, as SIMON PRIDMORE explains, can aid in understanding of how to be a team-player
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