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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Ready for your next dive trip? Here are the best destinations, liveaboards, dive resorts and guides from around the world.
We asked, and our readers told us: These three locations earned top marks for their healthy marine life, something every diver wants when they splash down.
A once-in-a-lifetime dive destination, the last thing you should do is show up underprepared.
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Sitting in just 30 feet of water off Panther Point in British Columbia, the Panther is a nearly 200-year-old three-masted clipper wreck teeming with marine life.
Dive with us in Western Pennsylvania, where we found a quarry with a secret you wouldn't expect. (Spoiler alert: It's a seasonal jellyfish bloom that never fails to dazzle.)
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The Scottish archipelago is famous for basking sharks, but now it's becoming known as a biodiversity hotspot.
If you’re willing to shoot outside the box, Lembeh Strait offers some very nice, “classic coral reef” wide-angle photography that only adds to the allure of this traditionally macrocentric muck-critter destination.
Lovers of the little will find no end to the pleasures found at these three destinations, voted best by Scuba Diving readers for their macro life.
Some divers will have you believe that the key to real discovery is going deeper. While there is plenty to behold in the depths, here's why you shouldn't discount all that can be held in shallower waters.