Dive destinations, wrecks and trip planning.
RSS feed: Scubaspot blogTubbataha is a liveaboard-only marine park 150 km from Puerto Princesa, open from mid-March to mid-June. Here is what the walls, the sharks and the paperwork look like.
Read more: Tubbataha Reef: Ten Hours Out Into the Sulu SeaThe reefs here sit miles offshore, which means almost every dive day in Hurghada starts with a boat. Here's how the islands, the resort bays and the wrecks fit together, plus month-by-month sea temperatures.
Read more: Hurghada: Egypt's Red Sea City of Offshore Reefs and WrecksThree of Dive magazine's 2017 reader-voted top ten sites in the world sit in one country. Here's how Indonesia's dive regions differ, what lives there, and what the water does month to month.
Read more: Diving in Indonesia: How to Choose Between 13,000 IslandsFifty-five kilometres past the top of New Zealand, thirteen uninhabited islands sit on their own submarine plateau. Clear water, temperate reefs carrying tropical fish, and a 1902 wreck off West Island.
Read more: Diving the Three Kings Islands, New ZealandNearly 30 km of Corniche, a coral-stone old town on the UNESCO list, and a Red Sea that stays between 26 and 31 °C all twelve months. A look at Jeddah as a base for divers.
Read more: Jeddah: A Red Sea City Where the Water Never Gets Cold
