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Tiger sharks, great hammerheads, bull sharks and oceanic whitetips migrate through the islands' waters in winter. Bimini island, for example, is a good place to see the hammerheads.Oceanic whitetips prefer Southern Cat island and the West End of Grand Bahama is famous for tiger sharks.

Coral Reefs: Why do they matter and is it too late to save them?

Coral reefs, the "rainforests of the sea," support over 25% of marine species and protect coastlines. Learn about their importance, the threats they face, and how we can help preserve them.

Solo Traveller? 11 Easy Ways to Connect on Your First Liveaboard

A liveaboard dive trip is one of the most immersive ways to go diving. Waking up to the sound of the ocean, exploring world-class sites multiple times a day, and spending evenings under the stars make it an unforgettable adventure. But if you're travelling solo, it can feel a bit daunting at first - especially […]

Another Red Sea Liveaboard capsizes! This one brand new

A brand new liveaboard boat capsized as it was being delivered from the shipyard to Hurghada, according to a report by eSysman SuperYachts.

Marshall Islands 1st marine sanctuary covers 8500 square miles

The sanctuary will fully protect the remote atolls from fishing and other destructive activities.

Truk Lagoon liveaboards - which to choose?

Three liveaboards currently visit some of the best wreck diving in the world: SS Thorfin, Pacific Master and MV Odyssey. Between them they offer diving throughout the year, but you need to book early. These often sell out quickly. Discover which one would suit you best.

A Guide To Marine Life Identification For New Divers

Identifying marine life adds an extra dimension to scuba diving. By familiarising yourself with iconic species like manta rays, nudibranchs, lionfish and reef sharks, you'll not only enhance your dives but also develop a deeper connection to the ocean.

Wreck diving in Egypt

Learn about the fabulous wreck dives in Egypt - their history and how to dive them.

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