In these underwater photos, see divers brave Trondheim, Norway's dark, bone-chilling waters to enter an alien world full of pristine wreck dives and unique reef diving found nowhere else on Earth.

Divers using rebreathers to explore the wreck dives of Truk Lagoon have more time to discover their somber history.

The automobile license plates on Bonaire read "A Diver's Paradise," and there's no disputing the accuracy of this slogan.

Test your knowledge of dive geography using three clues to determine the name of a mystery dive spot.

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On Ontario’s Niagara Peninsula, tourists come for the wining and dining, but fall for the diving.

Two sides of the climate-change coin weigh in on whether sea levels are rising.

ScubaLab discovers that downloading dive data is easier than ever.