Diving with thresher sharks in the Philippines is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Being in the presence of these ancient ocean guardians, with their elongated tails slicing through the water and their eyes seemingly holding secrets from eons past. It’s an experience that leaves you both humbled and exhilarated.

The Cayman Islands will soon be expanding its remarkable collection of underwater sculptures with yet another captivating creation by Shearwater's own and world renowned sculptor, Simon Morris. Exciting plans are underway for a third bronze sculpture, The Angel of the Reef, to find its underwater home on Grand Caymen.

What if someone told you that they could show you things no human has ever seen or imagined. A portal to a different dimension—one where bioluminescent wonders come alive. Would you go?

On this World Oceans Day, let us dive into the depths of marine conservation and explore the remarkable efforts of Ocean Gardener, an organization ...

In the winter of 2022, my Peregrine was ripped off my wrist while returning to a dive boat during rough seas off the coast of Jupiter, Florida. My beloved Peregrine computer sank down to the bottom of the sea. One year later, that same Peregrine dive computer made it back into my hands and it still works!

Timber! Divers coming... As divers, we all know how much history is buried under the surface. We may think about the history of wrecks, of caves, mines or even how marine life evolves. But what about the mysteries and treasures of submerged timbers.

Step into the journey with the new Peregrine TX. A fusion of the beloved Peregrine's large screen and user-friendly interface, now with added air integration capability and a digital compass. Designed for sport divers, the Peregrine TX delivers the renowned Shearwater experience at extraordinary value.

Do you remember the beginning? That feeling: I can stay down here, I don’t have to go up. It’s a revelation. Suddenly, the seventy percent of the earth’s surface which is underwater, becomes available to us. It’s like being shot into outer space, to an alternative planet...

As a 15 year old, I ventured to Antarctica with Blue Green Expeditions to dive and help scientists study the Antarctic environment. We conducted roaming video benthic surveys, plankton tows, and looked for signs of Sea Star Wasting Syndrome.