Malta has an undeniable allure for technical divers. Whether it’s the clear visibility, the ease of shore entry, or the thrill of exploring pristine heritage wrecks, this diving paradise delivers. From ocean liners and submarines to torpedo boats and bombers, Malta’s underwater world is as diverse as it is captivating.
You can’t choose when you will find a cave. But looking—truly looking—is what makes you an explorer. It's easy to join someone else's expedition when the groundwork has been done: the terrain walked, the entrances found, the first few meters of line laid. But if you’re an explorer, you will explore.
For many divers looking to move beyond recreational limits, South Sinai is where the journey begins. Whether you're moving gradually to decompression procedures or learning sidemount, this stretch of the Northern Red Sea offers training-friendly topography and legendary sites.
Shearwater Research Inc., a global leader in dive computer technology, has announced its expansion into the development and manufacturing of specialized dive equipment. The company unveiled the Shearwater Jetpack for Avelo diving.
A liveaboard dive trip is an unforgettable adventure, but preparation is key. From packing essentials to mastering safety protocols, the right planning ensures smooth sailing. Here are 15 lesser-known tips from Jill Heinerth to help you make the most of life at sea and focus on what truly matters—diving.
Technical diving is more than just gear and gas—it's a mindset shift. It opens the door to new environments, greater self-reliance, and dive sites that most never get to see. We've picked five legendary destinations that don't just challenge your skills, they inspire your evolution.
Following the successful 2022 launch of the Teric Journeys Edition, Shearwater Research is excited to announce the next chapter in its Journeys series with the debut of the Perdix 2 Journeys Edition.
In this second installment, we check back in with our panel of experts as they provide their insights into what happens below the surface, uncovering the best practices for shooting, communicating, and working efficiently in the demanding conditions of a cave dive. And when the dive is done, the process isn't over—post-dive review and editing continue to shape each image into its final masterpiece.
In this two-part guide, we've compiled insights from some of the world's most accomplished cave diving photographers to help enthusiasts navigate the complexities of this exhilarating craft. This is Part One, where we focus on the critical steps before the dive—from choosing the right equipment to strategizing shot composition.
