Local Diving Articles

The St. Lawrence River By Jennifer Hayes

Kauai’s Niihau The search for na mea hulu The search for na mea hulu

A Tale of Two Bays: Monterey and Carmel By Andy and Allison Sallmon

Rhode Island Blues — and Makos By Bill Fisher

Why Newfoundland? By Joseph C. Dovala Diving Canada's most eastern point

Nanaimo By Brandon Cole Shipwrecks and swift waters in an emerald sea

Kona: The Big Island’s Rich and Rugged West Coast By Keri Wilk

Tobermory, Ontario By Erica Blake Variety and wrecks aplenty in clear, chilly water

Tobermory, Ontario Gallery Photos by Andy Morrison

New Jersey: The Underwater Garden State By Herb Segars

Big Things Cruise Off Florida’s Palm Beaches By Walt Stearns

Palm Beach, Fla. Gallery Photos by Walt Stearns

Washington's Olympic Peninsula Gallery By Brandon Cole

Washington’s Olympic Peninsula By Brandon Cole Into the mist-cloaked Pacific

The Wrecks of Thunder Bay: A Photo Essay By Stephanie Gandulla, Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

History Above and Below the Waves By Stephanie Gandulla, Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

Bonne Terre Mine By Andy Morrison

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Shipwreck Empire By Joe Poe Diving the Graveyard of the Atlantic

North Carolina Wreck Diving Video GalleryExplore the shipwreck empire

Cooper River, South Carolina By Capt. Tom McMillan Searching for ancient shark teeth

Little Known Catalina By Joseph C. Dovala Diving into history

Catalina Island By Joseph C. Dovala Twenty-two miles and a world away

The Quarries of Northwest Ohio Text by Erica Blake, photos by Andy Morrison Gems of the Midwest

San Diego, California Text by Rob Dunton and Andy Sallmon, photos by Andy Sallmon 6,000 acres of kelp forests, wrecks and countless photo ops

Diving Wild in Browning Pass, British Columbia By Jett Britnell Thinking beyond tropical: an adventure diving destination

Southern California Rig Diving By Brandon Cole Sometimes the best diving is found in the unlikeliest places.

Anacapa Island Photo Gallery Photos by Andy Sallmon In addition to convenient access, Anacapa Island also offers diverse diving thrills.

Alger Underwater Preserve, Munising, Michigan By Andy Morrison Lake Superior's reliably good wreck diving.

Anacapa Island, California Text by Rob Dunton, photos by Andy Sallmon Enjoy pristine reefs, undersea arches, abundant fish and playful pinnipeds, all within 14 miles of the mainland.

Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, Texas By Jesse Cancelmo A national treasure for divers to explore

Sanilac Shores Underwater Preserve, Michigan Text by Erica Blake, photos by Andy Morrison Escape the ravages of time in the protected waters of Lake Huron.

Palm Beach County, Florida By Kevin and Tanya GB Palmer Abundant wrecks, healthy reefs, scads of fish and warm Gulf Stream water add up to world-class diving in southeast Florida.

San Clemente Island, California By Jim Lima Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to infiltrate the pinnacles and kelp beds of the best-kept diving secret in the Channel Islands.