Wetnotes

From July to September DAN Europe Ambassadors will be travelling the length and breadth of the territory, visiting some 50 dive centres and other interested parties.

We must promise to not only show our ocean's good side, but show how she needs help, from each and every one of us, each and every day. So, the next time you see some trash floating by that will 'ruin your shot', shoot it, collect it, post it. Why? Because like David, you could spark a whole movement that you never knew could be achieved.

It’s finally here! The long-awaited and long-lusted for HALO A°R undersuit!

When underwater wildlife photographer Dave Abbott received a call asking him to do a shark shoot for National Geographic in Fakarava, it took him no time at all to agree. Next thing you know he's in the water with 200+ sharks, off a remote island that's 20 hours away from any medical attention...

Calling all citizen scientist divers! The Lundy Marine Festival needs you and your diving skills to expand our knowledge of marine conservation on our doorstep in the British Isles.

You might be forgiven for wondering what there could possibly be to see underwater in the 3mile long, 1/3 mile wide lake. Well, it’s quite interesting what you’ll see as you scooter along at a brisk 85 meters per minute. Think... plane wrecks!

You don’t have to be a technical diver to dive tech diving fins, but there IS a reason why many scuba divers, technical and otherwise, have a classic vented fin in their dive kit. Here's why ...

There are many varieties of snorkel, freedive and scuba dive fins on the market and whether you are just starting as a beginner diver, looking to improve your snorkelling experience, or thinking about switching from recreational diving to technical diving, you will need to find a fin that works the best for you and your diving.

Over the years, one question we’ve received time and time again has been “When will you be bringing out a dive fin?!” Whilst the idea itself has always excited us, we knew that the reality of releasing such a product meant that we would simply be contributing to further plastic production. Without a ground-breaking shape design that wasn’t yet seen on the market, or a way to create the fins from a more sustainable material, we saw no justification in us doing so. But that didn’t mean we would stop trying...

The Antarctic marine landscape is vibrant and colorful in a way one may not expect. Underwater photographer and educator Alyssa Adler knows this better than most, dedicating her time to studying and capturing Antarctica’s beauty both above and below the water. From penguins to sea stars Alyssa gives us a glimpse into life beneath the polar water’s surface.