Last Few places left on ‘BEST OF SINAI’ Safaris
Treat yourself to a liveaboard trip on South Moon – the lovely boat with the warmhearted crew, good food and…
What Is An Ice Tsunami?
Ice tsunami’s, otherwise called an ice push, ice flood, ice hurl, ivu, or shoreline ice pileup is a flood of ice from a…
Great Canadian Deal on December Dive and Sail Package, The Bay Islands
Honduras is a central American country with both Caribbean and Pacific coastlines, known for beautiful diving at the Bay Islands.…
Divers Invited to Be Part of World Record Attempt for Largest Underwater Cleanup
Divers from across the United States and around the world are coming together in an attempt to break the world…
Children should be seen and heard
Too many adults become complacent, unwilling to even imagine making sacrifices for their children and grandchildren — even though many changes required to bring emissions and warming under control would confer numerous benefits, from healthier diets to reduced pollution to greater employment and economic opportunities in clean energy.
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Pro Dive International opens a new dive facility at The Westin Hotel, in Cozumel
Pro Dive International, one of the Caribbean’s most established PADI 5 Star Dive Resorts and recognized Career Development Centers, today…
Hear the Real Story behind the Thai Cave Rescue
For the first time Australians of the Year, Drs Richard Harris and Craig Challen, will be holding a special presentation on the Tham…
LiveAboard.com Seeking A Rockstar Business Development Manager
We’re the global leader in online dive travel, looking for a tenacious and driven business development manager. Are you the…
Tale of Canadian-built ship’s crew-less adventure lives on
The Canadian-built Mary Celeste was intact when it was found deserted on Dec. 5, 1872, off the Portugal-owned Azores Islands.…
The pros and cons of going “south” for technical diver training this winter
Why I promote technical training in warm water… Let’s kick-off the New Year with a home truth that a couple…
From The Blog
In scuba diving, there are many things to be grateful for, such as the trip to that must-see shipwreck, a newly discovered shipwreck, or the underwater world of corals and colourful reef fish. Also, there is diving with a group every week and adding another “log entry.”
It’s all getting exciting here at The Scuba News. Following the successful launches of The Scuba News UK, The Scuba…
I would like all of our readers to join me in congratulating Kathryn, Managing Editor of The Scuba News New…
You may have noticed some subtle changes over the last few months at The Scuba News. The structure of some…
BOOT 2016 – Some Random Photos from the final weekend at boot Düsseldorf
Some photographs from around the show at BOOT 2016 Düsseldorf Learn more about BOOT at: http://www.boot.de
