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Awash with history

Diver at the Cathedral site Come with us to Crete, an island where ancient relics are strewn generously about the seabed, and the fish try not to get in the way of the scenery. Max Eaton reports. Main pictures by Julius Glampedakis
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Buceo Loco!

Bajo de Dentro, submerged mountain peaks at 35m The Murcia region of Spain offers an exciting combination of wine, tapas and crazy wreck diving - though preferably not in that order, says Stuart Philpott more...

Small things on a small island

Flabellina pedata nudibranch feeding on hydroids on the wreck of the Karwela Gozo has long been popular with holidaying divers from the UK, but how many train a macro lens on its underwater inhabitants? Gavin Parsons does, for one more...

A dive into the tuna vortex

The experience of diving with so many tuna  can be overwhelming How does it feel to be at the epicentre of 350 tonnes of big, fast-moving fish? Diving the tuna pens of Malta is an activity unlike any other John Liddiard has experienced. more...

Rock steady

Octopus It's cool and rainy in Croatia in spring, so not unlike home then for John Bantin. The big question was, would he find enough diversions under water? more...

An Ibiza evening with Don Pedro

Massive propeller on the Don Pedro This ferry dive was no place for plastic ducks - John Bantin heads for Ibiza to photograph a massive new wreck in challenging circumstances more...

Whistlestop week on a dive tour of Cyprus

Poised to explore a cave at Limassol Five resorts, 19 dive sites, including one of the biggest wrecks around - and seven days to do it all in. So what sort of impression would Cyprus leave on first-time visitor Stuart Philpott? more...

A taste for the inanimate

If you visit a Greek island like Lesvos, you may have to accept that diving comes a poor second to fishing, says Zac Macaulay. Still, there's more to life than fish! more...
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Costa del Value

Great grooming sunfish and ejaculating sea cucumbers! Suzie Coombes has been working and diving (both at once) on Spain's southern coast and reckons it's seriously underrated more...

The Zenobia is no longer alone

For years Cyprus has been regarded as a one-attraction destination by divers, albeit that attraction was a great big wreck. But things are starting to change, reports John Liddiard more...

School of rock

The marine life may be limited at Oludeniz, but if it's rocky topography that delights your heart, this Turkish dive location may be for you, says Gerald Rambert more...

Our man in Atlantis

Various parts of the planet claim the fabled sunken city as theirs, but the Greek island of Santorini has a stronger claim than most, says John Liddiard. He dives into a volcanic seascape with an eye out for clues more...

It's closer than you think

Diving in Murcia underlines just how Spain has changed - John Bantin finds plenty to occupy him under water just a few hours' flight from home more...

In need of protection

A lot has been made of the opening up of Greece to leisure divers, but what is the reality? TV presenter Miranda Krestovnikoff agreed to sample a different coast by taking her first diving holiday since becoming a mum more...

Gozo's getting better all the time

With new wrecks to dive and an apparent resurgence of marine life, John Liddiard finds this Mediterranean island of Gozo even more fun to dive than he remembers it more...

Free-wheeling in the Med

Destinations dip in and out of fashion, but with their hidden secrets and artificial reefs these old favourites are on a roll, says David Oldale more...

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