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Scientists just filmed whale sharks at Ningaloo feeding in ways nobody had seen before
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Scientists just filmed whale sharks at Ningaloo feeding in ways nobody had seen before

Cameras on whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef reveal new feeding behaviours, from gliding slow feeding to dive feed...

Belize's All-Inclusive Quartet: Four Small Resorts Covering Private Islands, Reef and Jungle
Resorts, Hotels & New Openings

Belize's All-Inclusive Quartet: Four Small Resorts Covering Private Islands, Reef and Jungle

Four Belize all-inclusive resorts compared: Coco Plum's private island, Manta on Glover's Reef, Laru Beya in P...

Grenada's Dive Festival Returns in October With Wrecks, Reefs and a Conservation Focus
Resorts, Hotels & New Openings

Grenada's Dive Festival Returns in October With Wrecks, Reefs and a Conservation Focus

Grenada's fifth Dive and Conservation Festival runs Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026, with wreck dives, reef trips, the Moli...

Red Sea Aggressor II relaunches with more cabins and a top-to-bottom refresh
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Red Sea Aggressor II relaunches with more cabins and a top-to-bottom refresh

Aggressor's Red Sea Aggressor II has been fully redesigned: 13 staterooms, six Master cabins and refreshed ind...

Samsø's Next Green Act: A Man-Made Reef Bringing Fish Back to Denmark's Carbon-Negative Island
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Samsø's Next Green Act: A Man-Made Reef Bringing Fish Back to Denmark's Carbon-Negative Island

Denmark's Samsø built BARREEF, an artificial reef near Ballen from 6,000 tonnes of Norwegian granite waste — a...

From a Trident Trapped in a UN Buffer Zone to Planes Dumped in a Pacific Lagoon: Five Aircraft Graveyards With Wild Backstories
Travel & Airline News

From a Trident Trapped in a UN Buffer Zone to Planes Dumped in a Pacific Lagoon: Five Aircraft Graveyards With Wild Backstories

Five unusual aircraft graveyards worldwide: a Trident in Cyprus's UN zone, BA 747s at Dunsfold, Soviet relics...

Diving With the Friendly Giant Mantas of Mexico's Revillagigedo Islands
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Diving With the Friendly Giant Mantas of Mexico's Revillagigedo Islands

Giant manta rays that seek out divers: inside Mexico's remote Revillagigedo Islands, reached only by liveaboar...

Raja Ampat turtle-killing case: dive agencies suspend instructor as Indonesian police investigate
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Raja Ampat turtle-killing case: dive agencies suspend instructor as Indonesian police investigate

An instructor trainer is detained in Indonesia over the alleged killing of a hawksbill turtle in Raja Ampat, a...

Think You Know Coral Reefs? A New Quiz Puts Your Reef Ecology Smarts to the Test
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Think You Know Coral Reefs? A New Quiz Puts Your Reef Ecology Smarts to the Test

Dive Magazine's new reef ecology quiz tests what you really know about coral reefs — and why a little knowledg...

DIVE Magazine Autumn 2026 heads to Sinaloa, Roatán, Belize and Bonaire's wild side
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

DIVE Magazine Autumn 2026 heads to Sinaloa, Roatán, Belize and Bonaire's wild side

DIVE Magazine's Autumn 2026 issue covers sea lions in Sinaloa, the Roatan Aggressor liveaboard, Bonaire's wild...

Amateur French Photographer Takes 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year With a Seahorse Portrait From Moorea
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Amateur French Photographer Takes 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year With a Seahorse Portrait From Moorea

Moorea seahorse portrait wins the 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year — plus winning images from Cuba, the Mal...

Saba: The Tiny Dutch Caribbean Island With the World's Shortest Runway and No Beaches
Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Saba: The Tiny Dutch Caribbean Island With the World's Shortest Runway and No Beaches

Saba has the world's shortest commercial runway, no real beaches, and superb diving. Why this five-square-mile...

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