SPORT DIVER – November 2008

• Join Tony Baskeyfield on a liveaboard trip to see great white sharks in the waters of Isla Guadalupe
• Drawna Rock in Cornwall – a simple shore dive but packed with marine life
• Gary Doak visits the wrecks of Lochaline in Scotland
• Martin Bruce takes a liveaboard trip in the Red Sea – can it really live up to expectations?
• Diving in the Philippines in the quest for the harlequin shrimp
• Twin centre diving holidays can make the most of a long flight to your destination – Stuart Philpott takes in Grand Turk and the Bahamas
• Sub-zero diving in search of a WWII seaplane in northern Canada

SPORT DIVER – October 2008

• El Gouna – an ideal base for exploring the wrecks of the northern Red Sea
• Pat McGee’s Reef – surprising diving in Ireland
• Are artificial reefs any more than divers’ playgrounds? – William Hunter examines the facts
• Diving El Hierro, the smallest of the Canary Islands
• 27 miles of untouched wall diving – Eleuthera, Bahamas
• Diving by train – Simon Brown sees how it compares with flying
• Check out picturesque Vivian Diving Centre
• Encounter whalesharks in Djibouti

SPORT DIVER – September 2008

• Mark Evans takes a group of American divers to see what they make of the northern Red Sea
• Does the wreck of USS Liberty in Bali live up to expectations?
• Join Mike Clark diving the wreck of the steam-powered British submarine, K-17
• The Salem Express – examining the rights and wrongs of diving wrecks where many lives were lost
• Finding and identifying wrecks
• The Rez – nothing else quite like it!

SPORT DIVER – March 2008

• Liveaboards give access to the unspoilt reefs of the Bahamas
• Browns Bay, a gem of a dive site in only 8m of water
• See Lester O’Sullivan’s striking black and white photographs of the wrecks of the northern Red Sea
• As seen on TV – meet the divers who assist in aquatic scenes in your favourite programmes
• Stuart Philpott spends five months as a dive guide on Silhouette Island in the Seychelles
• Wartime Relics – discover US and Japanese relics in the Solomon Islands

SPORT DIVER – March 2008

• Liveaboards give access to the unspoilt reefs of the Bahamas
• Browns Bay, a gem of a dive site in only 8m of water
• See Lester O’Sullivan’s striking black and white photographs of the wrecks of the northern Red Sea
• As seen on TV – meet the divers who assist in aquatic scenes in your favourite programmes
• Stuart Philpott spends five months as a dive guide on Silhouette Island in the Seychelles
• Wartime Relics – discover US and Japanese relics in the Solomon Islands

SPORT DIVER – January 2008

• Can Ningaloo Reef match up to the diving on the Great Barrier Reef?
• Patrick Shier explores the diving close to home in Northern Ireland
• Join Simon Brown as he dives with the Royal Navy’s elite VSW team
• Diving 1920’s style, with 15 stones of kit
• Explore the wreck-rich waters of Grenada and the Grenadines
• Mini-guides to the dive sites of East Scotland
• Green water Magic Filters – the answer to the problems of UK underwater photography?
• BCD’s designed for women, tested by women divers

SPORT DIVER – December 2007

• Would you dive with a great white shark without a cage? Tony White tries it in South Africa
• Treaddur Bay, wonderful accessible diving in Anglesey
• Martyn Farr examines the hard lessons of cave diving
• Make the most of wreck photography with Martin Edge’s top tips
• Catch up with some seriously big creatures off the Florida coast
• Guide to the best dives of the Orkney Islands
• New course at London Diving Chamber teaches life-saving skills for divers in remote locations

SPORT DIVER – June 2007

• Martin Bruce checks out the Red Sea’s newest dive resort – Hamata
• Getting away from it all – Lochaline, Scotland
• Carrying on the Cousteau legacy
• Free-diving for pleasure, not records
• Shoals of blacktip sharks at Aliwal Shoals
• New Greek legislation opens up diving historic submerged sites
• Diving the Dorset coast

SPORT DIVER – May 2007

• Join an Egyptian liveaboard cruising the Sudanese Red Sea o Dive the Hera – a wonderful wreck suitable for novices and the more experienced alike
• Join John Wallis as he explores the rich and varied marine life of Thailand’s west coast
• Croatia – now a tourist destination once more and well worth exploring the dive sites
• Read how a combined effort saved the life of an injured hawksbill turtle in the Red Sea
• Are you tough enough? – Simon Brown tries the gruelling training to become a Royal Navy Clearance Diver

SPORT DIVER – March 2007

• Fred Grieger is one of the last to dive USS Saratoga as parts of the wreck begin to collapse
• More to see than you thought diving at Selsey’s lifeboat station
• Diving with the awe inspiring blue whale
• Intrepid Martin Bruce forsakes warm water to take a dry suit course in December
• Gozo – how can a tiny island have so many quality dive sites?
• Explore Saba – some of the most unspoilt diving in the Caribbean

SPORT DIVER – February 2007

• Rodrigues – an Indian Ocean diving gem
• Join Patrick Shier as he explores the wreck of the Breda
• See Dave Buckle’s atmospheric b&w pics of Red Sea wrecks
• Gibraltar – British diving with added sunshine
• Adam Coulter is entranced by the cenotes of Mexico

DIVE – February 2007

• A guide to torches and bulb technology
• View the wonders to be found in temperate seas – not all fascinating marine life is tropical
• Can one liveaboard cover the entire Red Sea in a week – Simon Rogerson investigates
• Tony Baskeyfield’s experience of a lifetime on the migration of whale sharks in the Seychelles
• The enduring appeal of the James Eagan Layne
• Year round diving in the Canary Islands

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