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The Bahamas is home to calm, crystal-clear waters suited for beginner divers. Here, one diver hones their skills after getting certified in paradise.
Whether you're drawn to exploring the crystal-clear waters and vibrant reefs of San Andres, encountering schooling sharks at Malpelo, whale watching in Gorgona, or witnessing some of the last livin
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Scuba divers love to share their favorite tips and tales from dive trips. This column highlights some of those. Expedition guide and seafloor mapper Kitrina Godding loves Antarctica. Her favorite dive there is on the infamous Deception Island, where you can dive in an active caldera.
Tucked along the shore of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, Arraial do Cabo offers divers ideal conditions and encounters with awe-inspiring creatures from sea turtles to hunchback whales.
The best guidebooks in the world are no match for a local's inside scoop. So, when we wanted to learn about the best diving in Ireland, we went right to the source.
Located 16 miles off the coast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, the Civil War shipwreck, USS Monitor, is protected and managed by Monitor National Marine Sanctuary and is listed as a National Historic Landmark and protected as a war grave. Monitor National Marine Sanctuary is a unique cultural treasure for the most adventurous of skilled divers.
Underwater walls are often a hotbed of sea life. Here, we're sharing three popular destinations that are home to some of the best wall diving out there.
Dreaming of remote reefs, big pelagic thrills, or indulgent luxury dives? We’ve got the scoop that will jumpstart your next adventure!
On the southwestern side of St. Eustatius in the Caribbean, divers keep their eyes peeled for the elusive 17th-century blue beads scattered on the seafloor.