There's more to diving here than soft coral, white sand and a bilo shell filled to high tide.

Finally, we know why French Impressionist Paul Gauguin ended his search for paradise in French Polynesia.

There's more to this romantic South Seas island than meets the eye.

In an area of the Pacific known as the heart of the world's marine biodiversity, one island group stands out for its jaw-dropping abundance of life.

In the shadow of Mt. Fuji, temperate waters offer up a tapestry of marine life as colorful as a new kimono.

Sublime drop-offs and macabre wrecks make Palau and Truk Lagoon a glorious study in contrasts.

Once the secret weapon of the U.S. Navy, the fourth-largest atoll in the world is now open for diving.

Micronesia. The name alone is magic to divers' ears. But to the rest of the world, it's practically unknown. Here's why divers want to keep it that way.

Scuba's best-kept secret? Divers have been yapping about it for years.