The second installment of our historical wreck series brought to you by shipwreck diving travel specialists at Dirty Dozen Expeditions. Are you ready to make the...
Poetic Italian explorer and instructor Andrea Murdock Alpini reveals the inside story of Italian adventurer Stefano Carletti, who wrote the first book—Andrea Doria - 74—on the...
It’s fair to say that technical diving—specifically cave diving—would not be what it is, nor would we be diving as deep, for as long, or as...
How deep are the deepest cave dives today, compared to those three decades ago when technical diving was just getting started? InDepth editor-in-chief Michael Menduno and...
What do you get when you combine British divers’ proclivity for shipwreck exploration with their strong affinity for beer? A tasty treasure hunt on the "Wallachia"...
Text by Nuno Gomes. Header image: Karen van den Oever with Theo van Eeden, who acted as a witness for Guinness World Records (GWR). Photos courtesy of...
By Jim Bowden, March 7, 1998 Header image: Explorer Jim Bowden surveys Zacatón. All photos courtesy of Jim Bowden and Proyecto de Buceo Espeleologico Mexico y...
Introducing our new monthly series exploring wrecks from Bikini Atoll and Truk Lagoon in depth with this story by Martin Cridge, brought to you by the...
Award-winning filmmaker, explorer and tech instructor Nathalie Lasselin spent 30 hours underwater braving a 70-kilometer stretch of the St Lawrence River surrounding Montreal, in the interest...
Extreme depths, varying visibility, acidic water, and an unbreathable surface layer of CO2 gas, make the Czech Republic’s Hranice Abyss—the deepest freshwater sinkhole in the world—a...
