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Photos courtesy John Christopher Fine The Boynton Beach area in Florida is the perfect place to “wreck” a dive trip….figuratively of course.  This is one of the most popular diving destinations in the

By Mike HughesTravel Editor, Dive News Network To tell you straight up, fresh water diving in Louisiana is fraught with low vis. But it doesn’t detour local divers though. Take the Lake Bash for instance.

By Margo Peyton On a day like today when I’m sitting at my desk, as I gaze out the window at the cold hard theme of winter, the browns and greys that fill my view, the heavy winter coat I’ll put on to step

Celebrating Christmas in the tropics promised to be a grand family adventure this year with no snow, no tree, no turkey, no stuffing and zero stress. During the traditional season of gift giving, Cozumel was th

By Rick StrattonPublisher, Dive News Network Divers love adventure. Any time a diver can swim through the crevices of the earth searching dark corners for the unknown, they are happy. It is about worlds they h

By Kurt WagnerGuest Writer, Dive News Network The sun shone hot and bright, warming us as we coasted through the rolling waves. The taste of sea salt fresh upon my lips, I set my sights on the dark obelisk pro

By Rick StrattonPublisher, Dive News Network The gulf-coast city of Fort Myers/Naples offers tourists a chance to enjoy warmer weather as well as a multitude of water-based sports. However, I’m preparing for

By Mike HughesWriter, Dive News Network When I think of diving in Georgia, my first thought is of a prehistoric landscape where the Atlantic was shallow and 80 miles east of the current shoreline. Mammoths for

By Keath Allen Writer, Dive News Network Catalina Island, lying twenty two miles off the coast of southern California, has become a well-known divers’ paradise.·· With a dive park offering shore

◄ Cover by Debi Buck This photo was taken April 26, 2008 at a dive site called 4th Window.  It is located off the Breaker’s Hotel in West Palm Beach, Florida.  I used a Canon Powershot G9 with an

By Mike HughesTravel Editor, Dive News Network If you’ve never been to the Caribbean, then I highly recommend setting this article aside and leaving on the next flight out for the crystal blue waters of a

Alabama is home to 77,000 navigable miles of water which makes it second only to Alaska when it comes to looking for a site wet enough to dive in. If that isn't enough, Alabama has 35miles of white sand beaches

The USS Vandenberg has had many purposes in its life, but has recently taken on a completely new purpose. After its successful sinking in May 2009, the Vandenberg is part transformative art gallery, part artifi

By Mike Ange Plunging into the clear, warm, sub-tropical waters and descending through a cloud of bubbles we were thrilled to see the signature satellite dishes tilted at odd angles along the top of this prist

By Mike HughesWriter, Dive News Network During WWII German U-boats infiltrated the waters off the coast of North Carolina on many long-range missions. Most were sent to seek out and destroy ships and interrupt

By John Christopher FineGuest Writer, Dive News Network I wasn’t old enough to drive. I’d be dropped off at the north end of Palm Beach where the inlet passes through to the Atlantic Ocean and I’d stay a

Cover by Rick MeinigThis photo was taken in July of 2010 while diving the wrecks of North Carolina. Rick used a Canon EOS 50D with ikelite housing, ds125 strobes, and 17-40L lens.Rick was raised in San Antonio,

Okay, queue the theme music from Jaws. Because when you get in the water with a handful of sharks, larger than you, that is what you hear. The Dive with the Sharks guest program at The Florida Aquarium is a pe

FIVE GOLDEN RULES OF CAVE DIVING5: Use Three Sources of Light4: Remain Within the Safest Possible Operating Limits for Your Breathing Media3. Keep Two Thirds of Your Starting Gas Volume in Reserve to Exit the C

By Marc BryanGuest Writer, Dive News Network In north central Florida one expects to find oranges, retired folks and even a few gators but the heart of cave country USA? The answer is yes, north central Flor