Bay Islands of Honduras

Explore the Bay Islands of Honduras, home to stunning reefs and vibrant marine life. Discover underwater wonders waiting for you.

Caribbean reef squids measure up to 12 inches (30 cm) long and frequently change colors and patterns, including when interacting with others.

Preventing Mask Squeeze

Imagine descending to a beautiful reef. The water is clear, fish glide past, and then you feel a strange pull on your face, like the mask is trying to suction itself onto your eyes. When you surface your eyes are red, swollen, and possibly bruised. The cause was mask squeeze, a common but preventable dive injury.

Stephen Frink at the eye doctor.

The Culture of Freediving Safety

Uncover the importance of the culture of freediving safety in maximizing fun and minimizing risks during your underwater adventures.

A freediving student performs a static apnea at depth in confined water.

Solomon Islands Evacuation

Learn about the unexpected Solomon Islands evacuation during our diving holiday in paradise and its shocking aftermath.

Allen breathes supplemental oxygen during a helicopter transfer to Honiara Hospital with Marco by her side.

The Evolutionary Puzzle of Fish Colors

The wild, psychedelic colors of reef fish are often what first enraptures divers. Is there an evolutionary explanation for why small, tasty animals adorn themselves in vivid colors instead of camouflaging themselves from hungry predators?

Milletseed butterflyfish

Diving Florida’s Springs

Florida is home to the world’s largest concentration of freshwater springs — the Florida Geological Survey has identified more than 1,000 statewide. There are about 33 first-magnitude springs discharging at least 100 cubic feet (2.8 cubic meters) of water per second.

Rebreather divers enter the Little River Springs cave system