H2O MAGAZINE – the International face of the Red Sea – enjoys success at BOOT.
After a very successful time at BOOT 2013 in Dusseldorf the next English edition of this magazine is already being put together. This will be available to readers in early March throughout the Red Sea zone. You will find a full report of our presence at BOOT in this edition.
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No More Shark Skin Wrist Bands
A major online retailer has announced that it has removed from its range all pro...
Fire Destroys Liveaboard
At approximately 02.00 on 30 January 2010, MY Typhoon caught fire whilst at dry ...
CSCL Hamburg Grounded
As we were preparing to go to print news came in of a shipping disaster on a wel...
Swine Flu Kills Sharks
Sharks are not, of course, dying directly from catching this deadly virus. Howev...
Northern Safaris
The Red Sea is a real playground for divers who discover the wonders of the underwater world - and keep coming back for more. And it's not just a question of budget, alth...
Seemann Sub launch Hoseless Air Integrated dive computer
Seemann Sub took the opportunity of BOOT 2010 to launch their new hoseless air integrated dive computer at a price not previously possible.
The data transf...
Artificial Reef with a difference!
One of the ships, the Million Hope, was first on the list to be salvaged from the waters of the Red Sea. With the aid of some quick thinking from James Tunney, College St...
rEvo rEvolution 2009
In the summer of 2009 Paul Raymaekers of rEvo Rebreathers' went with his family to the ORCA Dive Club, Safaga, on the Red Sea. At the end of his holiday he was so im...
DAHAB Life
New Artificial Reef in Hurghada
Teenagers from around Egypt had a lot of fun at the International Youth Ecological Festival, “Artificial reefs-2009”, held at the Blue Dreams Diving Club (Aqu...
Face to Face with… PETER COLLINGS
Peter Collings is one of the most well-known faces in diving and a real-life wreck detective. Over the years he has logged more than 6000 dives all over the world, had mo...
Safe Drugs and Diving
That's how you learn to be a surgeon. Easy really, but from my experience a far better route to being a good doctor is: read about it, contract it yourself, diagnose it i...
Red Sea Dive Sites - Abu Hashish
Abu Hashish sounds like it has something to do with drugs and some people say that this reef got its name from the contraband cargo of a boat that once hit it. Others say...
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 Text & Photos: Mike WardThe northern Red Sea was a dangerous place for shipping in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1869, the Carnatic
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 In the Red Sea more and more Liveaboards are taking safety very seriously and protecting their guests with the latest high-tec device.
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 Thanks to the invention of SCUBA, countless numbers of people have been able to experience the wonders and beauty the worlds’ oceans offer.And
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