Caribbean
Passing Through Where They Know How to Put on a Show
Grenada is the wreck-diving capital of the Caribbean, and its dive-centres work together not only to get the most out of its existing wrecks but to keep expanding its stock! Read more...
Seven Miles High
A visit to the Caymans that takes in some of the highlights of Grand and Little Cayman – and finds it an uplifting experience. Read more...
Driving North
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. Read more...
Two-island Hop
BETH & SHAUN TIERNEY specialise in liveaboard diving in the Coral Triangle, so how would a Caribbean jaunt match up to their expectations? Read more...
South Tobago – River, Sea & Ocean
This small island makes a big impression in terms of the quantity and quality of its underwater sights says LISA COLLINS. Read more...
Friday the 13th
The name Barbados evokes images of lush sandy beaches, palm trees and rum shops and some 35 dive-sites are listed there. But why? Read more...
The Simple Life
On the small Caribbean island of Bonaire, life is taken at a slow pace. This is a location in which you can relax and dive Read more...
If It’s Good Enough For Cousteau…
‘Unplugged’ is the word on a private island in the Grenadines where the strains of modern life are meant to be forgotten Read more...
Queen Of Hearts
Crocs smiling for the camera, ever-present sharks, big friendly grouper, pristine corals, rare goldfish and starry Read more...
Coral Spawning St Lucia-Style
WILL APPLEYARD is fortunate to catch one of nature’s great spectacles on his first trip to the Caribbean. Read more...
Rum, Reefs & Wrecks
It was a flying visit with three days for diving, so would NICK & CAROLINE ROBERTSON-BROWN get a picture Read more...
