Same place, different time... I led a few groups to Raja Ampat just a few months prior to Steve Frink's adventure. My experiences were similar, yet remarkably different. We were able to stay at ...

There's a second half to my Raja Ampat story (see the July 2007 issue of Scuba Diving magazine for the first part of my Raja Ampat account). I'll have to experience the rest of Raja Ampat another time, for on this trip we had the very ...

Stephen Frink's underwater and topside experiences in the very special Indonesian city of Bali.

In late 2006, I was invited with photographer Justin Ebert to what may one of the last truly wild places on the planet: Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Located off off the western tip of Papua New Guinea, Raja Ampat covers an area of roughly 7,000 square ...

The Sharkwater filmmaker talks to Scuba Diving about his movie and the precarious status of sharks worldwide.

The wasteful fishing practice of shark finning is a growing international problem and one that threatens the health of the ocean's top predators.

The islands of Kosrae and Pohnpei are a dive traveler's dream, complete with eerie ruins, a surreal blue hole and mind-numbing rituals. Plus: an insider's guide to unforgettable island-hopping.

Seven action-filled days with the outsized characters-fish and people alike-that Australia's famous for.

Papua New Guinea may be diving's last best place, a thrillingly exotic wilderness under water and above.