Spring is one of my favourite seasons to travel for diving. It sits in that sweet spot between peak seasons when the weather settles and water begins to warm in many regions. Marine life becomes especially active and many destinations are quieter, offering excellent conditions without the crowds or high-season prices. From cool, nutrient-rich waters […]

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Ongoing discussions within the diving community has concluded that we lack structured, large-scale data to truly understand the barriers and motivations of both divers and non-divers. To that end, Diving Talks are looking for: Through this survey, they seek to: Please help if you can by answering a few questions. It’s anonymous and doesn’t take […]

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What the fuel crisis means for divers. As we move through the spring of 2026, the global travel industry is navigating a period of significant fluctuation. For the diving community, staying informed on how international events affect your upcoming liveaboard holiday is essential.

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The beautiful snakelocks anemone lives along the west coast of Europe, from Portugal to Scandinavia via the Irish Sea. 1. They have different colours depending on depth The most beautiful are green with pink tips to the tentacles. These live in shallow waters with plenty of sunlight. Like corals, their colour is given by symbiotic […]

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The Shark Trust and British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) are joining forces in asking divers to help reveal one of the ocean’s best-kept secrets, where sharks and skate lay their eggs. Take part in the Great Underwater Egg Case Hunt. Following a productive meeting at the Go Diving Show, the Shark Trust and BSAC have announced a new […]

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