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 The Red Sea is a real playground for divers who discover the wonders of the underwater world - and keep coming back for more. And it's not just a
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 The Drums of Battle:
It all started with a news item appearing on Egyptian TV in the first week of April. A major investment was being proposed to
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 Text & Photos: Mike WardThe northern Red Sea was a dangerous place for shipping in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1869, the Carnatic
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The ART of Diving
This wonderful coffee-table book started out as a feature called ‘The Zen of Diving’, written by UK journalist and author Nick Hanna for a special edition of the ‘body and soul’ section of The...
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NEW - Jet Sport Fin
The new SCUBAPRO JET SPORT FIN is a lightweight, comfortable fin, with which every diver will be happy....
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No Bubbles Photography
By: Kimmo Hagman The weather conditions couldn't have been better for this early morning dive. The south Red Sea safari was starting to near its end and both crew and guests were completely satisfied...
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THE TANKER WRECKS NEAR RAS BANAS
Credit for the discovery of this wreck goes to the then Skipper of Lady M., “Ahmed the Crazy”. They called it the half wreck because it consisted of a stern and superstructure and one very...
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DRAMA IN THE ABYSS
In October of 2004, Australian cave diver DAVID SHAW set a new world depth record for rebreather diving, plunging to 271 MFW in the famous South African cave Boesmansgat, breaking the previous record...
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