If you've ever wanted to see humpback whales up close and personal, a photographic expedition being put together for September 2010 might be one of the best chances you can get. [click to continue…]

Seaplane Wreck in Papua New Guinea

by Chris on March 14, 2009

Beautiful short video of a recently discovered WWII Japanese seaplane wreck near Lissenung resort in Papua New Guinea [click to continue…]

Diving Egypt’s Sinai Coast

by Chris on February 7, 2007

South East Asia isn't the only place in the world with world class diving at affordable prices - Egypt has a plethora of great dive sites too [click to continue…]

Scuba Diving in Japan

by Chris on November 10, 2006

There's a wealth of great diving in Japan for those with a love of adventure and a hefty budget [click to continue…]

The Wrecks Of Chuuk Lagoon

by Chris on October 3, 2006

Chuuk Lagoon (also known as Truk Lagoon) has become a wreck divers' mecca thanks to the Japanese warships that were sunk there at the end of World War II [click to continue…]

Micronesia’s Yap is famous for seeing squadrons of manta rays – and photographing them too. The Yap Photo Workshop provides an unforgettable crash course in mastering underwater photography in the midst of Yap’s spectacular marine life

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Truk Lagoon: Scuba Diving On The Japanese War Fleet

“Superlatives are meaningless. Truk is the Wreck Diver’s Mecca.”

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East Timor Underwater Photography Blog

One of the last real frontiers in Asian diving, East Timor offers some spectacular underwater discoveries for those bold enough to visit the troubled country

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The Underwater Pyramids of Yonaguni, Japan

Mysterious underwater pyramids were discovered in the 1980s off the island of Yonaguni, Japan. The enigma of their origin remains, but they make for what looks like a fascinating dive site.

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Ghost Fleet: The Sunken Ships of Bikini Atoll

James P. Delgado’s Ghost Fleet: The Sunken Ships of Bikini Atoll is a lavish document of the shipwrecks at the former atomic bomb test site of Bikini Atoll

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Scuba Divers Become East Timor’s First Tourists

It’s the youngest country in the world and still recovering from a bitter war with Indonesia, but East Timor has some world class dive sites for adventurous scuba divers

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