Truk Lagoon – Wreck divers heaven
Few places in the world are as famous as Micronesia’s Chuuk Lagoon (to divers known as Truk Lagoon) a true wreck divers heaven. Since I first started diving, the pictures of Truk’s stunning wrecks have lured me and visiting this almost mythical atoll had been on my bucket list ever since. But life happens and […]
Shark Quest – Hurricane April 2018
I was very keen to join Shark Quest, Hurricane’s first trip, after the winter in dry dock. Something that turned out to be a very good move. Over the years I have been blessed to be able to travel to a lot of really amazing diving destinations around the world. But somehow, I always keep […]
Macro Basics by Martyn Guess
How to get better macro images by getting the basics right. MARTYN GUESS provides some ideas on how we can all get better underwater macro images. I see so many macro photographs that with a bit of thought could be so much better. Normally these are subjects against a very distracting background caused by shooting […]
Bali Workshop by Martyn Guess
Getting there Despite a major Typhoon in Hong Kong the group eventually arrived at Scuba Seraya in Bali 24 hours late, tired but in good spirits. We flew with Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong in order to enjoy the 40kg of luggage that you get with them on this route. Very useful for those carrying […]
Macro, Master it with Martyn Guess
Following on from my first workshop with Scubatravel in the Philippines I thought it might interest readers to see how I approach my macro photography. There are of course some basics to understand and you need the right equipment to get good shots. However, your images will improve hugely when you have a choice of […]
Red Sea Reunion – Caroline’s Hurricane trip
We’ve all got those friends you’ve not seen for many years. A reunion sounds like fun, but what if they’ve changed? What if things aren’t as good anymore? I felt a bit like this at the prospect of going back to the Red Sea and dive divig Daedalus, Rocky & St Johns this year. […]
New security measures
We appreciate that the recent security measures introduced covering electronic items on flights leaving Egypt may be causing concern for some customers. We’d like to reassure you that these new measures are concerned with flights into the UK. The UK is not stopping direct flights to and from those countries. We are working closely with […]
Golden Trevally – Gnathanodon speciosus
Golden Trevally – Gnathanodon speciosus Welcome back to the Findex, an in-depth look at the fish and coral life in the sea. Here we will take a look at the fish that everyone will see while they are diving but maybe don’t know much about or don’t get as much time in the spotlight as […]
Anthias
Anthias – Pseudanthias Squamipinnis Today’s fish is a real coral reef staple. They can often be seen in huge shoals sweeping over the reef, adding a beautiful splash of bright orange to the coral wall. The much loved Anthias. Lyretail Anthias – Pseudanthias squamipinnis The Lyretail Anthias, also known as the Lyretail Coralfish, Scalefin Anthias […]
Jim’s Wrecks and Reefs onboard Whirlwind
Scuba Travel’s new recruit Jim, visits the Red Sea onboard Whirlwind on the Wrecks and Reefs itinerary. It has been 10 long years since I last delved into the Red Sea diving scene and I thought It was long overdue that I got back. After a super easy flight and transfer to the boat, I […]
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