Print Issues
Underwater Magic – an extract from Michal Štros’ new book
An extract from Czech photographer Michal Štros’ new book Underwater Magic, exploring macro dive sites, collages and vintage lenses
DIVE’s Big Shot Man-Made – the winners
The winners from DIVE’s Big Shot Man-Made underwater photography competition, as featured in our Autumn ’26 print magazine
Dive BVI – Discover the British Virgin Islands beneath the surface
Warm water. Exceptional visibility. World-class wrecks. Vibrant reefs – and a commitment to safety that lets you relax and enjoy…
Shifting focus – an interview with Fabi Fregonesi
Fabi Fregonesi talks to DIVE about overcoming her fear of the ocean, leaving the corporate world and dedicating her life…
Current affairs – diving Komodo with Aggressor Adventures
Not for the faint-hearted, diving in Komodo National Park is more of an expedition through raw ocean power than a…
Beneath Irish Seas – the basking sharks of County Clare
Award-winning photographer Nigel Motyer has been diving and photographing Irish waters since the 1980s. In his new book Beneath Irish…
The incompatibility of scuba diving and hubris
Why divers need to know that limits shouldn’t be broken, even if we know they can be. At the time…
Eight arms, six lamps and one perfect shot – mastering macro with Nur Tucker
Award-winning photographer Nur Tucker on the art of mastering macro photography in the black sands of Lembeh Strait Words and…
DIVE Magazine Autumn 2026
Issue # 43: Alternative perspectives DIVE’s Autumn ’26 magazine is here! Packed as always with great writing and fantastic underwater…
Bermuda Retriangulation – diving the shipwreck capital of the Atlantic
Jenny Stock debunks some geometric mythology to take a dive into Bermuda’s legendary waters, but finds some mysteries just can’t…
Octopus Boom! The UK octopus bloom of 2025
The summer of 2025 saw an extraordinary surge in the octopus population along Britain’s south-western coast, providing divers, scientists and…
Hammerhead Heaven – on board the Cocos Island Aggressor
Richard Aspinall explores the rich life of Jacques Cousteau’s ‘most beautiful island in the world’ during an unforgettable trip on…
Grouper Think – why Costa Brava is perfect for a CMAS photo competition
Jo Caird visits Spain’s Costa Brava and discovers why CMAS is using the Mediterranean hotspot for its annual underwater photo…
Day-boat Dreaming in the charming Egyptian resort of El Gouna
Graeme Gourlay rediscovers the pleasures of uncrowded reefs and day-boat diving at the purpose-built, but charming, Egyptian resort of El…
Intuitive Reef Restoration – how TUI and Living Seas repair Bali’s reefs
Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell visits the Living Seas Foundation in Padangbai, Bali, a community conservation project benefitting from TUI’s tourist outreach.…
DIVE’s Big Shot Creative – the winners
We asked entrants to our Big Shot Creative underwater photography competition to do anything with their images as long as…
Closed Circuit Recalibration – how rebreathers transform your diving
Conservation filmmaker, marine scientist and underwater photographer Jasmine Corbett describes how closed circuit rebreather training transforms not just your underwater…
Neighbours of the North Wall – life among Sund Rock’s wolf eels
Not wolves, not eels, not dangerous – wolf eels are some of the Pacific Northwest’s homeliest, but most charismatic fish.…
La Galigo – time, immersion, and diving done properly
In an era where liveaboards increasingly compete on surface-level luxuries, La Galigo was created to bring the focus back onto…
DIVE Magazine Summer 2026 preview
Issue # 42: The magic touch DIVE’s Summer ’26 magazine is here! Packed with some of the best underwater photographers…
Cephalopods of the Pacific Northwest
The second part of Seattle-based marine biologist Bella Zandoná’s fantastic article ‘My Octopus Mother and the Cephalopods of the Pacific…
DIVE’s Big Shot Light and Shadow – the winners
Light is a photographer’s most important tool, and shadow its inevitable consequence. For our Big Shot Light and Shadow competition,…
Making a splash – a judge’s eye view of the Dive Dauin underwater photography competition
Jenny Stock heads to Dauin in the Philippines to experience the thrill of judging a Splash-In photo competition, with tips…
The old man, the sea, and the son – a father and son’s diving journey to Galápagos
David Leonard and his son Abraham venture to the Galápagos Islands and find it to be a magnificent shared bonding…
DIVE Spring 2026 print issue
Issue # 41: Personal Connections In our Spring ’26 magazine we take a look at some of the personal connections…
My Octopus Mother – a life-changing encounter in the Emerald Sea
The harsh, cold waters of the Pacific Northwest are thriving with intelligent life. Seattle-based marine biologist Isabella Zandoná tells the…
Full Circle – a return journey through 25 years of Sharm El Sheikh
After a long absence from the water, DIVE’s Editor Mark ‘Crowley’ Russell makes a return to diving in Sharm El…
DIVE Winter 2026 print issue
Issue # 40: Changing Seas In our Winter ’26 magazine we take a look at the circle of life, from…
Marine Manoeuvres – Aqaba’s underwater military museum
Jordan’s dive offering may be small compared to that of neighbouring Egypt, but judicious scuttling – including the surreal Underwater…
Scary Movie – The impacts of fifty years since Jaws
Five decades after Jaws made a splash in cinemas, what impact did the blockbuster have on shark conservation? By Melissa…