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We had questions that only a newbie could ask - how cold do your hands get, how cold do your feet get and can you wee in a cave? Find out what happens when the #fourthelementdivecrew become #fourthelementcavers
Our wetnotes section is full of stories from above and below the sea, with many contributions from valuable members of the diving community and beyond. We bring you the latest news on what really matters to you, and to us.
We are on a journey to become OceanPositive and we are excited to share with you the milestones (and challenges) that we encounter along the way. Certainly some of our ambitions are big but even the little things add up to something greater and we want to celebrate those too.
All of us remember our very first dive experience, whether it was in a pool in the topics in a pair of speedos or in the North Sea in a borrowed suit 3 sizes too big. We caught up with the founder and publisher of DeeperBlue.com - Stephan Whelan to discover more about his first dive experiences, his first kit, and why he values the kit he dives now!
All of us remember our very first dive experience, whether it was in a pool in the topics in a pair of speedos or in the North Sea in a borrowed suit 3 sizes too big. We caught up with Underwater & wildlife photographer, fellow explorer, ocean advocate - Ellen Cuylaerts to discover more about her first dive experiences, her first kit, and why she values the kit she dives now!
All of us remember our very first dive experience, whether it was in a pool in the topics in a pair of speedos or in the North Sea in a borrowed suit 3 sizes too big. We caught up with Underwater explorer, filmmaker, TV presenter and stuntman - Andy Torbet to discover more about his first dive experiences, his first kit, and why he values the kit he dives now!
People often ask what's my favourite photo I've ever taken underwater... well that’s a tough one. I LOVE my Bobtail Squid photos and of course there's my lucky anemone shot. But personally, the one that’s made the biggest impact and means the most to me is… a plastic bag!
All of us remember our very first dive experience, whether it was in a pool in the topics in a pair of speedos or in the North Sea in a borrowed suit 3 sizes too big. We caught up with Mark Evans, Scuba Diver's editor-in-chief to discover more about his first dive experiences, his first kit, and why he values the kit he dives now!
We are on a journey to become OceanPositive and we are excited to share with you the milestones (and challenges) that we encounter along the way. Certainly some of our ambitions are big but even the little things add up to something greater and we want to celebrate those too.
On my first ever dive as a qualified diver in Cornwall, a seal pulled my fin from my foot and tossed it in the water as a dog would toss a ball. From that moment I was captivated but no seals had ever come to play again. The seals of Lundy Island became my focus and a year later, I was ready.
After over 50 years of many theorising the existence of a mega cave system stretching over three counties, the prospect of attempting a trip from one end of the system to the other eventually emerged. After many months of careful preparation, Chris Jewell and Jason Mallinson took on the traverse, consisting of over 2.2km spent underwater and 8.6km of cave crawling.
The sound of bombs reverberates through frigid water, a bubble jacuzzi vibrates all around. One thud from above is rhythmically followed by another. Inches away, a pointed beak slices through the surface, the tip of a white torpedo. An unblinking gaze stares back, yellow eyes framed by blue rings. It’s just another day in the life of a northern gannet, but a spectacle rarely seen by human eyes and one Henley Spiers sure won’t forget in a hurry.
