Ocean Gaia: Japan's first sculpture for divers
Ocean Gaia is the latest artwork from British sculptor-diver Jason deCaires Taylor - and is also said to be the first underwater sculpture ever installed in| Divernet
The Island of the Shark — Guardians of Malpelo will premiere on 29 October in Buenaventura, Colombia, celebrating three decades of Malpelo’s protected status. Award-winning film-maker Annie Crawley, also known as Ocean Annie, will join the celebration remotely, from aboard the Colombia Dive Adventures Ferox ecotourism vessel at Malpelo Island. You can then join the […]| Divernet
When you pay upfront for a diving holiday, you need to know you can trust whoever is handling the money. A group of divers who headed to the Maldives this summer are still nursing bruised bank balances, as STEVE WEINMAN reports Scuba divers are often advised to book expensive overseas trips only through reputable professional […]| Divernet
Ocean Gaia is the latest artwork from British sculptor-diver Jason deCaires Taylor - and is also said to be the first underwater sculpture ever installed in| Divernet
Join DAN and fellow dive industry professionals from 11-14 November at the Orange County Convention Centre West in Orlando for DEMA Show 2025. DAN will exhibit in Booth #621 and offer seminars, meetings, a members-only social event, and other opportunities to connect with our mission and team. Register for the DAN Member Social This year’s DAN Member Social is […]| Divernet
The Maldives set a new Guinness World Record (GWR) on 18 October when 623 snorkellers dipped their faces in the sea simultaneously in Baa Atoll. The mass snorkel was part of what was termed the “Baani Event”, organised by Baa Atoll Council and the Visit Maldives Corporation (VMC). It involved participation from resort staff, guests […]| Divernet
The Avalon Diving History Exhibit (ADHE) on Catalina Island has celebrated the momentous milestone of having being visited by over 250,000 people. On 30 September, the ADHE welcomed Patrick Michl and Kita Ith, who became the 250,000 and 250,001 visitors to the dive museum, located on the ground level of the world-famous Casino building. Patrick […]| Divernet
