While the Weissensee is popular with swimmers and fishermen, it is also a hotspot for divers. There are numerous shore and boat dives available that show off a variety of underwater spectacles from this high-altitude lake — including submerged trees and huge carp, perch and pike.

Malta is renowned for its wreck diving, a sublime blend of genuine shipwrecks from wartime action or maritime mishaps and artificial reefs.

Narvik is undoubtedly one of the best places in the world to dive and see wrecks from World War II. Learn more about this unique location.

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A Black Sea wreck is celebrated, while the sister sub that may have torpedoed it is left to oblivion. The true story will make your hair stand on end.

Watch this amazing footage of a basking shark off the coast of West Cork!

More than 70 years after D-Day, a wreck diver and underwater photographer is working to document the shipwrecks on the bottom of Normandy's seafloor. Read about her initiative and how you can get involved!

Gulen Dive Resort and ScubaPixel invite nudibranch lovers, divers and underwater photographers to join the annual Nudibranch Safari in March 2015. During the Nudibranch Safari the participants will learn more about nudibranch identification, biology, behavior, food habits, reproduction and other aspects of nudibranch life – including how to photograph them under water.

The _Return to Antikythera_ project announced the discovery of a bronze spear section that may have belonged to a "larger-than-life" statue at the site of the ancient shipwreck in Greece.