Technical divers exploring a deep-lying 19th-century shipwreck off Tasmania were amazed to come across several examples of an endangered fish that has only rarely been
A mysterious 100m-long steamship wreck has been found at a maximum depth of 55m in Turkish waters by members of the Black Sea Divers Sports
The scuba diver who went missing in Scapa Flow, Orkney in late September has been named, nine days after his body was found. Seventy-year-old Paul
STUART PHILPOTT enjoys a technical dive on one of Malta’s German World War Two casualties, the S-31 Schnellboot The year before the Covid pandemic I
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Our test team give the Tecline Teclight the full once over to see if it stands up to our stringent standards. Sponsored by Seiko https://www.scubadivermag.com/affiliate/seiko
Mike Haigh from Wreck Hunters returns with the final video in this current series, which he has titled ‘getting out of the library’, looking forward
In this session, Mike talks about the best ways to conserve history for future generations. You can find out more about the Wreck Hunters archaeology
Whether it’s an artificial reef or a natural maritime disaster, our lust for rust has us looking at different types of wreck diving. SUPPORT THE
Photomosaics are a great way to catch a dive site in all its detail. You can find out more about the Wreck Hunters archaeology course,
The middle of 2021 is looking to be the starting point for many scuba diving destinations opening up for travel again. To give you some
Grenada has claimed the wreck diving capital of the Caribbean title for many years, simply from the vast number of natural and man-made wreck diving
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