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Rendering accurate 3D models of sunken wrecks is a painstaking job, but the results speak for themselves. See how this technology can make it easier and safer to plan your next underwater adventure.
From walls to reefs, wrecks to piers, St. Croix is a diver's paradise. With so many options, it can be tough to narrow down your choices—start with these five.
Certain dive destinations can withstand the test of time, remaining virtually unchanged over the years. One diver revisits Palau to see whether the Micronesian island chain holds up to the memories.
The unassuming lake in Rawlings, Virginia, may be quiet on the surface, but myriad surprises await below—including prop skeletons, a computer graveyard and even a deconstructed Black Hawk helicopter.
Swim with massive humpback whales in the Dominican Republic! A breathtaking, up-close encounter with an energetic calf puts on an adorable show.
Have you ever considered diving in Germany? From wrecks in the Baltic Sea to underground mine diving, make sure to add diving in Germany to your Eurotrip itinerary.
Tioman Island may be small, but the surrounding sea is packed with myriad sights, making it a dive destination you don't want to overlook.
Underwater kelp forests stretch along thousands of miles of coastlines worldwide. Teeming with marine life, these destinations are home to the best kelp-diving experiences.