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The Texas Clipper

The nation's third-largest ship sunk as an artificial reef didn't go down as planned, but is still an amazing dive with plenty to explore.

Lake Champlain

In northern New England, a virtual history museum awaits in a lake of sunken steamboats and schooners..

Gulf Coast Rigs

Below the waterline, the mammoth oil and gas platforms off the Texas and Louisiana Gulf coasts are living reefs that attract everything from sharks to angelfish.

Kingston, Ontario

Great Lakes shipwrecks are Canada's calling card for divers wanting to submerge in history.

Queensland

Adventures of a lifetime

Curacao's Mini Splendored Things

Discover a treasure trove of colorful macro life on the colorful island of Curaçao.

Marketplace

Dive Deals If you're shopping for your next dive vacation, you're obviously looking for a good dive deal. Peruse dozens of exclusive dive packages -- some available nowhere else ...

U.S. Virgin Islands: Lessons In Downtime

An insider's guide to the best diving in the U.S. Virgin Islands, America's Caribbean paradise.

Vancouver, B.C.

February 2008 By Marli Wakeling Ask Vancouver divers where they learned to dive and most will answer, "Whytecliff Park." It's nestled at the far edge of the affluent suburb of West Vancouver, near the rugged shoreline of ...