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October 9, 2022
Sabah Parks has decided to be flexible and allow three dives at Pulau Sipadan, instead of two, effective Oct. 1 to those who have already bought dive packages and registered with Parks. However, while welcoming it, established operators are worried that a sharp increase in the number of diving permits coupled with new rules may have a negative impact on the world famous and top 10 dive sites
October 8, 2022
Several dive and resort operators based in Semporna are objecting to the state authorities’ recent move to increase the number of diving permits around Sipadan
October 6, 2022
To help restore coral reefs, the innovative project OceanShot placed human-made “coral modules” off the coast of Antigua and Barbuda.
October 3, 2022
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA (PRWEB) October 03, 2022 -- Today, the world-class, pioneering coral reef restoration project OceanShot – created by climate scientist &
September 28, 2022
Students from Abbey College have been praised for their voluntary work on their “jam-packed” trip to Borneo.
September 26, 2022
The Underwater Search Team volunteer has been collaborating with RCMP since 2013 to help recover drowning victims and wreckage. But the registered charity says it won't be able to continue the work due to lack of funding.
September 22, 2022
How excited we were to be sent complimentary lounge passes by Qantas as they would make our upcoming 10 hour LA stopover tolerable.
September 19, 2022
/PRNewswire/ -- Together, PADI® and Scuba Diving® magazine have announced the winners of their 18th annual Through Your Lens photo contest, which drew in...
September 6, 2022
A woman who was paddleboarding in Massachusetts lost her iPhone in the ocean and went back to find it the next day. A student scuba diver found the phone — and returned it to the owner.
September 3, 2022
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia may be famous for its infinitely flowing sand dunes and jagged mountain ranges, but it is also host to a lesser-known and altogether different environment — one that is cool, silent, kaleidoscopic and teeming with animal and plant life. This is the underwater world of the Kingdom’s coastal zone, which is rapidly emerging as a global scuba diving