Print Issues
The best articles from DIVE Magazine's beautiful quarterly print and digital publication, featuring some of the best writers and underwater photographers in the scuba diving world - plus teasers for forthcoming issues.
Dr Adel Taher – Let There Be a Red Sea…
DIVE talks to Dr Adel Taher, highly respected director of Sharm el Sheikh's diving medical clinic, and an extract from his book, Let There be a Red Sea...
El Hierro – El Fin del Mundo
Volcanic eruptions in 2011 & 2012 transformed the underwater world of El Hierro. Timo Dersch explores this out-of-the-way Canary Islands gem
Blue Grass – the seagrass meadows of Orkney
The healthy seagrass meadows of Scotland's Orkney Islands are some of the healthiest in the UK - a model for blue carbon conservation.
How the Marine Megafauna Foundation makes sustainability sustainable
Marine Megafauna Foundation co-founders Andrea Marshall and Simon Pierce talk to DIVE about what 'sustainability' really means
DIVE Magazine Spring 2023
DIVE’s Spring 2023 magazine is out now, and we are thinking BIG. Big fish, big plans, big stories, Big Shots!
Planktonia, the nightly migration of the Ocean’s smallest creatures
In this extract from his book Planktonia, Erich Hoyt introduces some of the ocean’s most extraordinary creatures
Life Changing: Todd Thimios’ stunning Norway orca photography
Expedition guide and underwater photographer, Todd Thimios, fulfils his childhood dream of swimming with orcas, capturing his experience with stunning images
Accused: a dive instructor’s wrongful prosecution for manslaughter
The story of a dive instructor wrongly prosecuted for manslaughter following the death of his student - and why neither should have happened.
DIVE Magazine Winter 2023
DIVE’s Winter 2023 magazine is out now, taking a look at how the underwater world can bring us life-changing experiences
Alone on the Thistlegorm
Karin Engström and Alex Dawson took a rare opportunity to dive the iconic Red Sea Second World War wreck of the SS Thistlegorm undisturbed
DIVE Magazine print issue highlights of 2022
A selection of some of the best articles from DIVE’s 2022 print magazine issues We are exceedingly proud of DIVE’s…
The mutual benefits of ocean cleaning stations
The ocean's cleaning stations are one of nature’s most remarkable examples of how evolution finds solutions to life’s challenges
Going Beyond: Alfred Minnaar learns to cave dive
Alfred Minnaar spent four months in Mexico learning to cave dive - here is his story of an experience that took him to his limits and beyond
Carnival Waters – scuba diving Tobago
It's party time both above and below the water for Francesca Page as she heads off to the Caribbean to scuba dive Tobago
DIVE Magazine Autumn 2022
DIVE’s Autumn 2022 magazine is out now, celebrating the fact that no matter how much you think you know, there's always more to discover
Proteus rising – Fabien Cousteau’s underwater habitat
Fabien Cousteau wants to inspire the world with a futuristic underwater habitat known as Proteus, scheduled to open off Curaçao in 2026
Fuvahmulah: the next great shark-diving destination
Could the little-visited island of Fuvahmulah in the south of the Maldives be the next great shark diving destination?
DIVE Magazine Summer 2022
Join us in DIVE's Summer 22 print magazine as we discover some of the best of our oceans - including a new top tiger shark diving destination
A pirate’s life: the story of Raja Ampat’s Calico Jack
Calico Jack is a tale of two unlikely partners who built their own ship, survived a pandemic, and now run one of the most successful liveaboards in Raja Ampat
Immersion Pulmonary Oedema: the silent killer
Immersion pulmonary oedema may cause a significant proportion of scuba diving fatalities - and high blood pressure greatly increases the risk
DIVE Magazine Spring 2022
The Ways of Seeing issue with a stunning look at underwater vision from Douglas Seifert plus an unmissable article on IPOs - a lung condition that could be the cause of many diving fatalities
Scuba diving Iceland’s Tears of the Gods
Steve Jones enjoys the impossible visibility, hydrothermal chimneys and meets toothy wolffish while scuba diving Iceland's otherworldly waters
DIVE Magazine Winter 2022
DIVE's Winter '22 print issue - featuring an interview with Sylvia Earle, plus dive expeditions to God's Pocket, Una Una and more!
Review: Puff: Wonders of the Reef
Stunning film work lifts this story a pufferfish growing up on the Great Barrier Reef far from the expectations of a kids' slot on Netflix
Bonaire’s bioluminescent Halloween light performance
Jeremy Brown photographs the stunning bioluminescent courting display of a tiny Caribbean crustacean during a Halloween night dive
Underwater photography: poll toppers
Our readers choice of their favourite Feature Photographer images published last year
Marine curio #25: acorn worms
Acorn worms are common across all oceans but these fragile, borrow-dwelling filter-feeders are rarely seen
The wonder of Mexico’s cenotes with Tom St George
Underwater Photographer Tom St George shares his guidelines for making the diving of Mexico's cenotes safe, exhilarating and sustainable
Ocean champion: Sylvia Earle on securing the seas for future generations
Campaigning marine scientist and conservationist Sylvia Earle interviewed about her latest book Ocean: A Global Odyssey
Fantasy Island – Una Una, Sulawesi
Our Indonesia-based correspondent Alfred Minnaar visits the isolated island of Una Una in Sulawesi for some pristine diving
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