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Mexico's La Paz

8 years 9 months ago By My Minion

In the north are the cities of Mexicali, Ensenada and Tijuana. California's San Diego is just across the border. Many liveaboard dive boats disembark from Ensenada. In the south is the city of Cabo San Lucas.

Grand Cayman: Inspiration for Photographers

8 years 10 months ago By My Minion

I was introduced to Grand Cayman through a workshop offered by Syracuse University’s Newhouse School in the Multimedia Photography and Design Department.

Papua New Guinea: Manta Rays

8 years 10 months ago By Don Silcock

Reef mantas had been known to patrol that beach for many years, but all attempts to try and interact with them were random at best—maybe you would see one or more, maybe you wouldn’t.

Wrecks of Malta

8 years 11 months ago By Svetlana Murashkina

The U-Boat Navigator research vessel is known for its expeditions to the legendary HMHS Britannic (see X-RAY MAG issue #69¹) in Greece, but the company also does extremely

Great American Journey

8 years 11 months ago By Main Minion

When I set out on my journey, I was already an experienced local diver that appreciated the diversity of my Texas diving.

Japanese Shipwrecks of Kwajalein Atoll

9 years 1 week ago By Brandi Mueller

The Marshall Islands consist of 29 atolls with a total land mass around 180 square kilometers (70 sq.

Honduras: Roatán

9 years 1 week ago By Brandi Mueller

I am at Turquoise Bay Dive Resort and it embraces the meaning of tranquillo like no other. Sitting almost right at the center of the northern edge of Roatán, it’s a pleasure to escape the touristy hustle and bustle of the West End.

St Helena: Reefs, Wrecks & Whale Sharks in the South Atlantic

9 years 1 month ago By Main Minion

Much has been made of the new airport on St Helena Island. And much has been made of the dramatic landings on St Helena. Our reality was simple: a three-hour-and-15-minute flight from our last refuelling stop over the azure Atlantic Ocean.

British Columbia's Wreck Trek

9 years 1 month ago By Barb Roy

I couldn’t help but notice the beauty of nature all around. Even through a light veil of surface fog, dark evergreens towered atop rocky shorelines of nearby islands, now bathed in the soft hues of dawn.

South Africa: Sardine Run

9 years 2 months ago By My Minion

The ocean was full of energy. We were escorted by hundreds of dolphins; foam at the surface revealed several fins among the frenzy of birds. All the region’s predators seemed to have gotten the same invitation to join the party.

Florida's Warbird Wreck Mystery

9 years 3 months ago By My Minion

Weather throughout mid-December had become unseasonably calm, generating no more than a moderate chop four miles offshore.

Scotland Wreck: SS Seniority

9 years 3 months ago By My Minion

During World War II, a number of merchant ships were drafted into the military service by the British government, specifically, the Ministry of War Transport (MoWT).

Florida's Black Water Diving

9 years 4 months ago By My Minion

[ed.— Black water diving is essentially diving over the abyss in open water at night, often far from shore, with the black depths of the sea underneath, in order to observe small critters like zooplankton and invertebrates.]

Kwajalein Atoll: Wrecks of the Pacific

9 years 4 months ago By My Minion

It was January 1943 when the heavy battle of Kwajalein took place during World War II on what was the outer ring of the Japanese force in the South Pacific at that time.