Diving Locations

20.02.13 Man aims to set record for longest dive

Diver Jerry Hall aims to reclaim his record with 5-day dive

20.02.13 New Galapagos lodge announced

Guy Harvey Outpost Resorts to open new Galapagos lodge, set for 2016

22.09.10 Grenada - the unspoiled Caribbean

Patrick Shier visits the Spice Islands and relishes the opportunity to explore the back-to-basics appeal of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique

22.09.10 The best of the Red Sea

After Mark Evans' aborted effort to complete the Famous Five itinerary, Martin Bruce has more luck the second time around

03.09.10 Wreck diving 'inside the wall' - Portland

Jeremy Cuff heads to Portland to find out why it's one of the most popular south coast dive spots for all levels of diver

03.09.10 An American in Scotland

Mike Clark jumped at the opportunity to be one of the first divers on a newly-found American shipwreck sunk off the coast of Eyemouth

03.09.10 Dancing with dragons - Komodo Islands

Talk of boat-invading lizards meant Tony Karacsonyi couldn't resist embarking on a true dive adventure through the Komodo Islands of Indonesia

27.08.10 Farne Islands seals

Mike Clark thinks his day can't get any worse after two strobes and a dive computer pack up, but then he gets a golden opportunity with a grey seal

06.08.10 Belize - the secret's out

Martin Bruce finds out that Belize has much more to offer than its world-famous Blue Hole.

06.08.10 Above 18m - Pembrokeshire

With an atmospheric cave, scores of spider crabs, the wreck of a former Liberty ship, and the chance of a seal encounter, this site offers a snapshot of Pembrokeshire.

02.07.10 Heavy metal

The Egyptian Red Sea boasts many ferry shipwrecks, and Richard Ayrton dived four of the best on a northern liveaboard safari. Photographs by Richard Ayrton

02.07.10 Going Sulu in Borneo

Lankayan Island is a tiny speck of land in the Sulu Sea, off the coast of Sabah in the Malaysian part of Borneo. Jeremy Cuff was blown away by the island, but the diving left something to be desired.
Photography by Jeremy and Amanda Cuff/www.ja-universe.

30.06.10 Capernwray gets its wings

Divers visiting Capernwray inland dive site in Lancashire can now explore a massive airliner. Mark Evans headed north to dive it. Photographs by Mark Evans and Adam Hanlon/www.adamhanlon.com

30.06.10 Above 18m - Weasel Loch

Weasel Loch is the premier shore-diving site in Eyemouth, just north of the England/Scotland border, and Mike Clark relished the opportunity to revisit one of his favourite dives.
Photographs by Mike Clark

21.05.10 Above 18m - Isle of Wight

A World War Two bomber accessible from shore tempts Patrick Shier to the Isle of Wight; now all he had to do was find it.

21.05.10 Scapa is...

Scapa Flow is undoubtedly one of the best wreck-diving sites in the world, but it means different things to different people. We ask a first-time diver, an artist, non-divers, and an author on the subject, what Scapa means to them.