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| |  | INDepth – Bahamas cruising
The Bahamas offers visiting divers a heady cocktail of luxury and excitement, but do its shallow reefs have enough variety to justify a liveaboard cruise? Paul Critcher reports from the Exuma Cays - 10/8/10 | |  | Chambers of delight
The coral caverns of southern Egypt offer a glimpse of the world that has seduced many a cave diver. Words and photographs by Simon Rogerson - 13/1/10 | |  | The good, the bad and the bug-eyed
Some say that, with its 18,000 islands and location at the heart of the famous Coral Triangle,
Indonesia is the ultimate diving nation. Simon Rogerson is your guide to some of the
archipelago’s most popular scuba spots - 12/1/10 | |  | Chambers of delight
The coral caverns of southern Egypt offer a glimpse of the world that has seduced many a cave diver. Words and photographs by Simon Rogerson - 29/11/09 | |  | INdepth – Lanzarote & Fuerteventura
For a reasonably priced holiday with guaranteed sun and blue water, the Canary Islands offer plenty of scope. - 13/10/09 | |  | 10 great shore dives in Malta & Gozo
Shore diving is an easy, cheap and convenient option when abroad, offering you the freedom and flexibility to dive where and when you want – and Malta is one destination that’s particularly suited to it. Photos by Tamsin Eyles - 5/10/09 | |  | Hard coral, soft option
The new resorts of southern Egypt offer a luxurious experience on land, but is the local diving good enough to lure people away from the established favourites of the north? Jane Morgan reports from the new Werner Lau resort at Marsa Alam - 5/9/09 | | |
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See more UK Diving in Scotland, South East, South West, North East, North West, Wales, Inland, Ireland or Northern Ireland.
See more UK Diving in Scotland, South East, South West, North East, North West, Wales, Inland, Ireland or Northern Ireland.
| |  | Scapa’s forbidden wreck – The Royal Oak
To mark the anniversary of the sinking of the battleship Royal Oak, a team of Navy divers visited the wreck to honour the dead and raise an ensign. Photographer Simon Brown was given a unique opportunity to document the ceremony - 9/7/10 | |  | Sounding out the Bowbelle
The tragic sinking of the Marchioness was one of the defining events of 1989. Twenty years on, JP Trenque joined an emotional expedition to Madeira to dive the wreck of the Bowbelle, the vessel that caused the disaster on the Thames on that fateful night - 30/11/09 | |  | In search of the great British wreck
Every wreck has its own story, but the best ones bring together the adventure, beauty and intrigue that inspire generations of divers. We asked some of our writers to revisit the shipwrecks that sum up all that is great about UK diving - 30/7/09 | |  | Legacy of the landings
Protected by law, the D-Day wrecks of Normandy offer an unusual spin on UK-style diving. Steve Jones argues that any serious wreck diver should make a pilgrimage across the Channel to dive the enigmatic remnants of Operation Overlord - 20/7/09 | |  | Malta wrecks
A long-time favourite with UK holidaymakers, the Maltese archipelago continues to attract divers, but for Charles Hood,
it’s all about the wrecks. Here’s his guide to the best sites - 4/11/08 | |  | In the belly of the beast
The Zenobia in Cyprus may be one of the world’s most famous wrecks, but it hasn’t given up all its secrets. - 4/11/08 | |  | Claimed by the reef
The Egyptian port of Safaga is best known for just one shipwreck – the tragic Salem Express – but recent discoveries have given divers a whole new set of options. - 6/10/08 | | |
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