Dives with wolves

St Abbs in the south-east of Scotland is a favourite destination for British divers – for almost-local diver SIMON MORLEY the only question is this: why you would want to dive anywhere else? more...

Shetland through the ages

Gavin Parsons heads to the UK’s most northerly diving destination – the Atlantic weather and vis could have been better, but he was well-supplied with wrecks, nudibranchs, cat sharks and cake more...

Big trip to the Smalls by John Liddiard

Good things come in small packages, they say – our correspondents visit two West Coast diving attractions in that category, one off Scotland, and the other way out from Wales more...

Where there’s muck by Jane Wilkinson

Good things come in small packages, they say – our correspondents visit two West Coast diving attractions in that category, one off Scotland, and the other way out from Wales more...

North Welsh Wonders

What a pleasant way to pass a few days, exploring the selection of shipwrecks in calm waters off Anglesey in late summer. JOHN LIDDIARD gets into the mood
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Past the Needles, turn left

There are so many wrecks to explore around the Isle of Wight – and many in the 40m range are rarely dived, says John Liddiard. Fill your boots!
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In the wake of the Guga Hunters - NW Scotland

Get far enough from the usual dive-sites and the marine life gets really wild.
George Stoyle and photographer Richard Shucksmith head to the north-west of Scotland on a Seasearch-sponsored expedition more...

Swanage diving: out of the box

Think you’ve covered the possibilities out of Swanage, one of the South Coast’s most popular diving centres? There’s a lot more where that came from, says JOHN LIDDIARD more...