The first official Shark Fest is happening on September 24th at the M Shed in…
A study of aerial photos and satellite imagery of four ice-rich regions in northwestern Canada…
A saving of up to £150 pp can be yours this summer with a week’s safari in August or September for just £1248 per person with Diverse Travel. (Usual price August £1393 and September £1328.)
A saving of up to £150 pp can be yours this summer with a week’s…
The OceanVu is an example of what happens when a dive company, with over 40 years of experience…
Ellerman House, in partnership with Benguela Diamonds, is offering its guests an exclusive opportunity to embark…
For the entire year of 2015, I was privileged to live and work on an incredible resort island in the Maldives, known as “Amilla fushi”.
The majestic Great Barrier Reef is Australia’s most iconic dive site, for many a good reason. It is of immense size, stretching 2,300 kilometres along the north east coast of Queensland, covering an area 5 times the size of Tasmania.
The majestic Great Barrier Reef is Australia’s most iconic dive site, for many a good…
For the entire year of 2015, I was privileged to live and work on an…
Take a look at our latest special offers including Red Sea liveaboard holiday deals from only £649 including flights to Hurghada and Maldives liveaboard offers now starting from as little as £1595 including flights!
Take a look at our latest special offers including Red Sea liveaboard holiday deals from only £649 including flights…
Bruce Partridge was taking a sailing instructor course in Vancouver when a scuba diver who was also on the course suggested he should enjoy the diving while there. “I said ‘I am not a diver and I have no plans to jump off a perfectly good boat.’ ”
People have harnessed energy from moving water for thousands of years. Greeks used various types of water wheels to grind grain in mills more than 2,000 years ago. In the late 1800s, people figured out how to harness the power to produce electricity. Throughout the 20th century and into the 21st, hydropower has expanded, producing about 17 per cent of the world’s electricity by 2014 and about 85 per cent of renewable energy — and it shows no signs of slowing.
People have harnessed energy from moving water for thousands of years. Greeks used various types…
Bruce Partridge was taking a sailing instructor course in Vancouver when a scuba diver who…
The Scuba News Canada will be featuring a weekly update from Matthew Lerpiniere on the diving conditions…
A diver who spent more than 6 hours alone 30 miles off the coast of Queensland,…
Of the various pirates who lurked along the wild, sparsely inhabited coasts of Newfoundland in the 16th and 17th centuries, Peter Easton was among the elite, most successful and best known. His plundering, which ranged from Newfoundland and the Grand Banks south to the Caribbean and Spanish Main, made him the scourge of the Western Atlantic for more than a decade.
Of the various pirates who lurked along the wild, sparsely inhabited coasts of Newfoundland in…