Split-shots let you simultaneously show off what's going on both above and below the surface. Here's how to nail the technique and land the perfect shot.
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In this edition of “Ask A Marine Biologist,” Dr. David Shiffman answers a popular question about our beloved apex predators of the sea.
These three destinations are top-notch for underwater natural wonders, according to our readers. Find out where to go for the ultimate in cave and cavern exploration.
This archipelago, north of Seattle in the Salish sea, is packed with so much lush life, you'll feel as though transported to a faraway land.
This wreck, dating back to 1921, isn't the easiest to get to. But once you do, you'll be treated to an abundance of life.
With a reputation for durability, reliability and capability, Seiko's newest collaboration with PADI is a dive watch that celebrates exploration and conservation.
The family that dives together thrives together. Here's how to test the waters and introduce the next generation to scuba.
On a dive trip in Mexico's Baja California Sur, one diver fondly recalls a trip that put her (almost) face to face with one of the ocean's gentlest giants.
On a dive trip aboard Gaia Love, luxury is found everywhere—in and out of the water.
ScubaLab put 16 dual-lens scuba masks to the test and ranked them on comfort, field of view and more. Here's how they stacked up.
Sharks may be fierce predators, but they're also among the most misunderstood animals, often portrayed as mindless killers. This project aims to dispel that myth through art and education.
The Bahamas is home to calm, crystal-clear waters suited for beginner divers. Here, one diver hones their skills after getting certified in paradise.
Not every dive can be in pristine conditions, but there are limits, and you have to know when to say no—especially amid a weather advisory.
Ocean cleanups are routine at Pocna Dive Center, due largely to local community support, making for pristine waters with thriving marine life that keep divers coming back.
Burning through your air quickly can be frustrating—especially when you're with a group. Here's how to better control your air consumption so you can dive for longer.