The Allure of Alor and Arenui
It was day six of a nine-day trip aboard the dive liveaboard Arenui, and we were back for a night[…]
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Category: Geographic Regions
The geographical regions of the world the Underwater Journal takes on for dive travel will include the Tropical Atlantic & Caribbean, the Pacific & Indo-Pacific Ocean, to even the Red Sea & Indian Ocean.
Siladen Resort & Spa, The Sublime Side of Bunaken
Of all the species of cardinalfish in the world’s oceans, I think the Banggai (Pterapogon kauderni) is the most stunning.[…]
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Palm Beach Wreck Trek
In my previous article ‘Where Big Things Prowl’ I provided a tour of the unique reef systems and described some[…]
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Palm Beach Reefs – Where Big Things Prowl
At the risk of sounding presumptuous, I will just come right out and say it: there is no better, or[…]
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Palm Beach County’s Famous Blue Heron Bridge
West Palm Beach’s Blue Heron Bridge is more than an easy spot for a shore dive, it’s also one the[…]
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Deep Dive on Florida’s Mysterious Hole-in-the-Wall
Every destination has its “Signature Dive.” In most cases it’s a particular wreck, reef or animal attraction that is touted[…]
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Kona Coast Hawaii; Diving the Big Island
The big island of Hawaii is somewhat of a contradiction. Although it is the largest island in the Hawaiian island[…]
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North Carolina’s Wrecks & Sharks
The Outer Banks of North Carolina is often referred to as the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” — and with good[…]
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The U-352: North Carolina’s German U-Boat Wreck
Following the descent line toward the bottom, my first impression of the wreck was utter surprise at its relatively slender[…]
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North Carolina’s Sand Tiger Sharks
The North Carolina Coast serves up an impressive line of shipwrecks, some sent to the bottom by storms, others by[…]
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