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 By: Kimmo Hagman The weather conditions couldn't have been better for this early morning dive. The south Red Sea safari was starting to near its end
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 A symbiotic relationship between marine lifeThe coral reefs in the Red Sea have many examples of fascinating practices.One of these practices is the
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 Who can say that they have ever observed stony corals getting in a sort of "hunting fever?" The role of corals as an important predator in the reef
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The Death of Ships
Text & Photos: Mike Ward The northern Red Sea was a dangerous place for shipping in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1869, the Carnatic struck Abu Nuhas. In 1876, the Dunraven hit what ...
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Full immersion holiday: the Liveaboards!
Just imagine…living for seven, ten or fourteen days on a floating hotel, pampered and spoiled, in air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms and piped music, a comfy lounge with all entertainme...
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Lightweight BCD from Scubapro
The New T-One Jacket from SCUBAPRO has been equipped with numerous new features and is the perfect entry level and travel jacket.
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Free diving a contest with oneself
The delicate but muscular Italian put soap in her suit to make the rubber glide over her body like a second skin. Only James Bond looked better in a wetsuit! Linda Paganelli is preparing herself for h...
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CRUISING THE RED SEA
With the Red Sea having a little too much of the good things on offer, it’s easy to retreat into clichés when writing about diving there. Aquamarine, turquoise, azure, pristine, crystal clear, ...
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