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October 13, 2025 by HAL
Sabine Kerkau is a passionate technical diver from Switzerland. She began diving in the Maldives in 1986 and loved it instantly. She shifted from sport diving to technical diving to explore deep wrecks. Sabine emphasizes teamwork and self-awareness as crucial for successful technical diving. She encourages women to pursue technical diving, asserting they can achieve […]
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September 12, 2025 by HAL
Diving the Bristol Beaufighter wreck off Naxos is a special experience. The plane crashed during WWII and is now a dive site at 33 meters deep. Divers must follow specific safety rules for this site. The wreck is well-preserved and home to marine life like lionfish and moray eels. This dive connects the past of […]
August 28, 2025 by HAL
Diving at the Hilma Hooker wreck in Bonaire is a unique experience. This 236-foot cargo ship became an artificial reef after sinking in 1984. It’s covered in vibrant coral and home to diverse marine life. Divers can explore its corridors, spotting lobsters, fish, and eels among the structure. Capturing the wreck’s beauty through photography offers […]
August 27, 2025 by HAL
Diving at Bikini Atoll features amazing wrecks from World War II. Divers need advanced training for depths up to 55 meters. Nitrogen narcosis can cause confusion at these depths. Some wrecks can be entered only under strict safety rules. The experience is breathtaking and pushes divers to learn more about technical diving.
August 25, 2025 by HAL
The HMS D6 submarine is located in deep waters off Malin Head. It is notable for being the first British submarine with a deck gun. The D6 sank after being hit by a torpedo from UB-73 in 1918. Only two of its crew survived the sinking. Diving this wreck can present challenges due to its […]
August 23, 2025 by HAL
The SS Empire Heritage was a large merchant ship that sank in 1944. It was originally a whale factory ship and later converted for wartime transport. The ship was hit by two torpedoes from a German submarine and sank quickly. Today, it rests in 230 feet of water off Malin Head, mainly upright, and carries […]
August 21, 2025 by HAL
The USS Kittiwake is an amazing wreck dive in the Caribbean. It lies off Grand Cayman and acts as an artificial reef. Divers can explore the wreck at depths of 30 to 65 feet. The site has many marine species like turtles and groupers. Remember to use safe diving practices and enjoy underwater photography here.
August 19, 2025 by HAL
The HMS Audacious was a big British battleship sunk in 1914. She struck a mine during World War I, leading to her sinking. Now, the wreck sits at a depth of 190-220 feet underwater. Divers often explore the stern with its propellers and rudders, and the bow area with large gun turrets. Good visibility makes […]
August 18, 2025 by HAL
Dubai offers amazing wreck dives that are perfect for September. The warm water and good visibility make diving enjoyable. Key wrecks include the Zainab Wreck, MV Ludwig, and Cement Barge. Each site provides different experiences, from marine life to underwater photography. Exploring these wrecks is a chance to learn about history and ecology.
August 5, 2025 by HAL
Captain Joe Mazraani, an experienced wreck diver, died during a dive off Cape Cod. He was exploring a lost steam ship when he experienced a medical emergency. His team performed CPR, but he could not be revived. Mazraani had dedicated his life to underwater expeditions, locating many shipwrecks. His death highlights the risks of deep-sea […]
August 1, 2025 by HAL
The HMS Nottingham wreck was discovered by technical divers. This British warship sank during World War I in 1916. It is located 82 meters deep in the North Sea. The wreck is well preserved with many original features still intact. Finding it helps close a historical chapter for the sailors’ families.
Bikini Atoll is an amazing place for wreck diving. It has 17 wrecks from World War II and nuclear tests. The most famous wrecks include the USS Saratoga and the IJN Nagato. Divers explore these sites, often at depths of 180 feet. Each wreck tells a unique story and is filled with marine life.
July 28, 2025 by HAL
Dagny Jagielska is a passionate technical diver from Germany. She loves deep and wreck diving, feeling peace underwater. Dagny faced challenges like physical strength and equipment handling in diving. She advises women to find a good mentor and enjoy the experience. Her most memorable dive was 105 meters beneath a wreck in Egypt.
July 16, 2025 by HAL
Diving at Bikini Atoll is unique because of its history. The area has many sunken ships from nuclear tests. Popular dive sites include the USS Saratoga and IJN Nagato. These wrecks lie deep underwater, so divers need advanced skills. Despite past radiation, the sites are safe to dive today.
June 22, 2025 by HAL
In Aruba, I dived with AJ from Aruba Premier Boat and Dive. We explored the Antilla wreck, the largest in the Caribbean, and saw plenty of fish and a sea turtle. My favorite part was swimming through the wreck. We also enjoyed vibrant reefs, colorful corals, and many tropical fish. The experience was amazing, and […]
June 18, 2025 by HAL
Buddy Dive Bonaire is hosting HILMA HOOKER Week from September 13-19, 2025. This week celebrates the famous wreck called Hilma Hooker. Divers can participate in special activities like wreck courses and guided dives. There will also be night dives and free presentations about the wreck. It’s a great chance to explore underwater history and marine […]
June 5, 2025 by HAL
Wreck diving is exploring sunken ships and structures. It requires proper training and safety measures. Divers should know about underwater navigation and marine life. Understanding potential hazards is important for safe dives. Wrecks often become homes for marine creatures and interesting ecosystems.
May 30, 2025 by HAL
The Zenobia wreck is one of the top dive sites globally, located off Cyprus. Divers can explore depths of 52 feet, suitable for beginners, or delve deeper into more complex areas like the car decks and engine rooms. The wreck sank due to a computer error that flooded its ballast tanks while carrying numerous trailers […]
April 17, 2025 by HAL
The Scubaverse Annual 2026 will be back in print, celebrating everything about diving. This edition wants input from readers to help shape its content. Divers can participate in a global survey to select the top dive destinations, wreck dives, and marine life encounters. Your votes will determine three major features in the Annual, highlighting incredible […]
March 17, 2025 by HAL
Amanda Baker is a technical diving instructor from South Carolina who began her diving journey right after turning 18. Initially, she found recreational diving challenging but ultimately developed a passion for exploring deeper dive sites, particularly wrecks and caves. She emphasizes the importance of confidence and problem-solving skills in technical diving while also addressing the […]
February 28, 2025 by HAL
Paul Vincent Toomer is set to speak at the Go Diving Show 2025, focusing on rebreathers and wreck diving. A veteran in the diving community, Toomer has been involved in numerous diving expeditions worldwide. His extensive experience allows him to share interesting stories from his adventures. The show takes place at the NAEC Stoneleigh Park, […]
February 22, 2025 by HAL
Marcus Greatwood, a freediving instructor, will speak at the GO Diving Show 2025. He’ll present on wreck hunting while freediving and run breath-hold workshops. Marcus has been teaching freediving since 1999 and has coached elite athletes, helping them achieve world records. His focus now includes exploring remote locations and developing safety-focused technologies for freediving. The […]
January 2, 2025 by HAL
Recently released footage of the Titanic wreck provides a captivating look at the iconic ship’s history and current state. Over the past 105 years, only about 200 people have visited the wreck, making this footage invaluable for those interested in maritime history. The video combines actual footage with animations to explain the events surrounding the […]
December 26, 2024 by HAL
Hollie Gallacher-Teggart is passionate about maritime archaeology and wreck diving. She enjoys exploring underwater sites that reveal history and stories. Hollie also loves sidemount diving, which offers more flexibility and comfort for divers. Her experiences highlight the importance of preserving underwater heritage and the thrill of discovering wrecks. This episode shares her insights on the […]
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