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Snorkel with blue sharks off Cornwall — if you win this charity auction
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Snorkel with blue sharks off Cornwall — if you win this charity auction

The Shark Trust is auctioning a blue shark snorkelling trip off Cornwall at its London event on 27 November —...

San Andres in 2026: Tourist Card Costs, Beach Excursions and Raizal Culture Explained
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San Andres in 2026: Tourist Card Costs, Beach Excursions and Raizal Culture Explained

San Andres 2026 travel guide: tourist card costs COP 153,000, flight times, Johnny Cay and Aquarium tour price...

Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Snorkel With Scientists: Alaia Belize Teams Up With Mote Marine Laboratory for a Reef Conservation Week

Alaia Belize partners with Mote Marine Laboratory for a week-long reef conservation residency on Ambergris Cay...

Two islands, one week: snorkelling, tuna feasts and spa time in the Maldives
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Two islands, one week: snorkelling, tuna feasts and spa time in the Maldives

A week split between two Maldivian resort islands — house reef snorkelling, dolphin cruises, mas huni breakfas...

Cozumel's Chankanaab coral nursery: how 1,500 fragments are being brought back to life
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Cozumel's Chankanaab coral nursery: how 1,500 fragments are being brought back to life

Cozumel's FPMC tends 1,500 coral fragments at Chankanaab, restoring threatened elkhorn coral with volunteer he...

Seychelles underwater: what's really beneath those postcard beaches
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Seychelles underwater: what's really beneath those postcard beaches

Snorkelling and diving across the Seychelles: Mahé's granite reefs, Sainte Anne Marine Park, Aldabra's remote...

Carriacou: Grenada's Quiet Sister Island of Sandbars, Wooden Sloops and Slow Days
Resorts, Hotels & New Openings

Carriacou: Grenada's Quiet Sister Island of Sandbars, Wooden Sloops and Slow Days

Carriacou off Grenada: Sandy Island's turquoise sandbar, Paradise Beach bars, wooden boatbuilding and snorkell...

Caye Caulker: Belize's Car-Free 'Go Slow' Island, Explained
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Caye Caulker: Belize's Car-Free 'Go Slow' Island, Explained

A slow-travel guide to Caye Caulker, Belize: snorkelling at Shark Ray Alley, the Great Blue Hole, ferries from...

Padangbai is more than a ferry stop: checking in at Quenzo Beach Resort
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Padangbai is more than a ferry stop: checking in at Quenzo Beach Resort

Quenzo Beach Resort puts lagoon-access villas, reef snorkelling and East Bali's water palaces within reach of...

Test Your Knowledge of the Deep with a True-or-False Ocean Mysteries Quiz
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Test Your Knowledge of the Deep with a True-or-False Ocean Mysteries Quiz

Dive Magazine's true-or-false quiz tests how much you really know about ocean mysteries. A quick, fun challeng...

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San Pedro: Why Ambergris Caye Is the Beating Heart of Belize Tourism

San Pedro on Ambergris Caye is Belize's tourism capital — here's why this reef-side island town should anchor...

Rising tides forced archaeologists to move a 19th-century lighthouse keeper's grave on the Great Barrier Reef
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Rising tides forced archaeologists to move a 19th-century lighthouse keeper's grave on the Great Barrier Reef

Erosion on Low Island, QLD forced archaeologists to exhume Jane Ann Owen, wife of the lighthouse's first keepe...

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