The Jan/Feb issue of Scuba Diving featured winners in seven categories from the Top 100 reader’s choice survey. But there is more useful travel info from our 2009 survey than we could fit in one issue, so check out these other top picks for ...

Our Nov/Dect issue, with our picks for the Top Gear of 2009, a look at Florida's Underworld hidden freshwater labyrinth and where to go in the New Caribbean. Pick it up at a retailer near you then check out these links for bonus material ...

Putting Nauticam Through the Paces

Shark Savers and WildAid are collaborating on a multimedia campaign in China targeting the consumers of shark fin soup. For $100 you can fund a "Say 'no' to shark fin soup" bus stop billboard featuring basketball star Yao ...

When the full moon rises high over the mangroves in Yap, it shines down on Colonia Town like a heavenly beacon. And in nature’s spotlight, divers gather at the outdoor pubs to share, what else: beer, food and dive stories. They talk about the ...

There are plenty of places on this watery planet where diving is a casual activity. But there are a few locales where it absolutely permeates the culture, taking over every resort, beach parking lot and waterside bar where fish tales resonate ...

The staff of Scuba Diving magazine is just back from a busy four days at DEMA, the dive industry show where the latest equipment and travel developments are unveiled. And we saw some pretty cool things worthy of a sneak peek. Check out these five ...

'Picture Perfect' Web-Based Tool Brings Ocean Denizens to Students, Teachers, Divers, General Public

The Mystery Destination is “Papua New Guinea” Thousands of different species Located in the center of the Asia-Pacific region, Papua New Guinea is said to have twice as many marine species as the waters of the Red Sea and up ...