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1 Duiken Koh Racha Noi Thailand

Dirk, Sander, Chris and the pyjama man scubadiving with Kontiki Diving Phuket @ Koh Racha Noi

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2 Scubadiving with curious Manta Ray - Thailand

Divesite: Hin Muang. Deep: 12 m.

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scubadiving with iphone phi phi island thailand

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A diver rescues a distressed whale in Scap Flow.

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Shark turns veggie

A shark recovering from surgery has turned vegetarian.

MCS says UK conservation zones are vital

Divers survey the proposed Torbay Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) and report that the wildlife there is vulnerable to highly damaging activities like scallop dredging and bottom trawling and is constantly living with the threat of destruction.

Mantas tracked

An international team of researchers is using satellites for the first time to track the movements of manta rays.

Call to list hammerheads

Costa Rica and Honduras are calling for a tougher international ban on fishing scalloped hammerheads.

Sea Shepherd founder arrested

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Pescador Island, Cebu, Philippines

The small islet of Pescador can be found a few miles off Cebu, one of the central islands of the Philippines.

Diving in Sipadan, Borneo

The best dive in the world?A dark ridge of trees above a line of white sand breaks the smooth horizon of the Celebes Sea, as the tiny island of Sipadan looms ahead.

Kri Island, Raja Ampat, Indonesia

Parachute diveIt was more like a parachute jump than a dive: over the side, fast hand up through the bubbles for a camera grab, and then a drift along the reef like a leaf on the wind – the coral reeling past us like the background of a cartoon.

Adventure Diving in Pulau Weh, Sumatra, Indonesia

Reefs, wrecks and orangutansCharlotte Boan, DIVE’s very own intrepid explorer, travelled to Indonesia to dive the remote island of Pulau Weh and venture into the wild Sumatran rainforest to recapture diving’s spirit of adventure

Diving bargains - Puerto Galera, Philippines

Of all Southeast Asia's budget diving centres, this possibly offers the best diving for the lowest outlay.

Wakatobi, Indonesia

Stunning reefs, with weird beasties and luxurious corals – both hard and soft – await those divers prepared to take the long and winding road to Wakatobi. Report by Max James…

The Philippines

More than 7,000 islands make up this archipelago, with most of the diving taking place south of the capital city, Manila

Malaysia

The reefs around Malaysia and the islands of Sipadan and Layang are said to offer some of the best diving in the world. DIVE readers reveal whether they live up to expectations.

Diving in Indonesia

The good, the bad and the bug-eyedSome 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

Komodo Island

Unspoiled, wild and remote, with its excellent diving Komodo has all the elements an adventurer might be looking for. And there are dragons too

INDepth - The Philippines

An eclectic mix of wrecks, reefs and big fish make the Philippines an absorbing part of Southeast Asia that is too often ignored but well worth a visit.

Operation reclaim: HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Rep

HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse are two of the ultimate wreck dives, but they are also designated as ‘protected places’. This month we focus on two British expeditions to these South China Sea war graves...

BALI back on the market

Back on the market as a quality dive destination, Bali is an area tour operators are keen to promote, but where do you go and what do you see?

Southeast Asia

This month’s guide is a tour of Southeast Asia, focusing on one of the world’s ‘hot zones’ of evolution – Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.

Peninsular Malaysia

The islands off Peninsular Malaysia are a photographer’s dream – not only are they safe, but they offer pristine coral and stunning fish life…

INDepth - Thailand

An exotic location with a multitude of dive sites to choose from, Thailand has grown from a regular stop on the backpackers’ trail to become one of the world’s most popular dive destinations. Photographs by Paul Lees

Thai dives

A 600-strong group of divers have set a new world record in Thailand...

Malaysia

A rapidly developing country, Malaysia is a melting pot of nationalities, religions and cultures. Malaysia has everything you could ever ask of warm-water diving.

The hothouse

Walking sharks and flasher wrasse were among the biological oddities discovered in a survey of Indonesia’s Bird’s Head peninsula. DIVE reports from the engine room of marine evolution

A reef worth fighting for

The islands and reefs of northwest Borneo are home to some of the most complex and beautiful marine environments in the world. Simon Christopher argues that only a radical conservation plan can preserve the reefs for future generations.

Sipadan ruling

After more than three decades of wrangling, Malaysia has won its World Court battle to retain ownership of Sipadan Island.

Value added Thailand

Increasing numbers of British divers are heading off to Thailand and Burma as an alternative to the Red Sea. Simon Rogerson finds out why. Photographs by Mark Strickland...

East of Eden

The area around Sulawesi, Borneo and the southern Philippines has been described as an ecological ‘hot spot’. With the publication of a new photo-book about the area by Jürgen Freund, Simon Rogerson finds what makes it so special....

A tale of two reefs

The island of Sipadan is famous for big animals, big walls and big visibility. So why is its neighbour, Mabul, so different? Simon Rogerson reports. Photographs by Matthew Oldfield...

Two worlds collide – Komodo, Indonesia

Sitting in a torrent of activity where the Pacific pours into the Indian Ocean, Komodo Island is home to a multitude of marine life. Simon Rogerson dips his fins in two worlds...

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