The hottest, coldest, longest, deepest and highest dives in the world. The world's superlative sites and the people who pioneered them.

Stephen Frink shares his experiences capturing images of the ocean's most famous predators in this Nov. 7 - 14, 2003, week in review.

The following is courtesy and copyright Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas.

Sharks, dolphins, walls, blue holes--pick your adventure and we'll show you where to do it.

These idyllic treasure islands are world-renowned among sailors, but they also offer an underwater diversity that only divers can appreciate.

They've been called many things through the centuries--Atlantis, Elysian Fields, the seven roses of the Atlantic--but today the Canary Islands are calling to divers everywhere.

Stepping out of Grand Cayman's shadow, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman earn top honors from readers for great diving, laid-back resorts and "to-die-for desserts."

All you need to know to be an instant expert.

Hurricane Wilma roared across Cozumel last fall, but the island has made a stunning recovery. And under water, its reefs, caves and high-speed drift dives are better than ever.