
Saving our Sharks
As we mentioned in our previous post about diving with the Big Five in the Bahamas, more and more countries
With 10 well-designed cabins Bahamas Master can comfortably welcome upto 18 divers!
With 10 well-designed cabins Bahamas Master can comfortably welcome upto 18 divers!
As we mentioned in our previous post about diving with the Big Five in the Bahamas, more and more countries
If you are reading this then the chances are you are a diver and you will know that for most
First of all let us wish you a happy Easter and we hope that your egg hunt will be fruitful!
It’s official: Marine iguanas have started nesting in the Galapagos! It’s an exciting time of year in the Galapagos Islands.
Sharks are some of the most amazing and precious creatures on our planet. With some 440 species, almost all of
Let’s face it. During the difficult times of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s all too easy to be affected by emotional
Happy New Year! It’s that time of year yet again where we all vow to improve ourselves and make a
Man-made objects underwater make evocative subjects with which divers naturally connect. To photograph shipwrecks is a fascinating twist on “traditional”
Tool-oriented behaviour shows how an animal understands the relationship between the method and the results as well as the purpose
In 2015 and 2016, Palau’s Jellyfish Lake suffered a drastic decrease of jellyfish population due to a severe drought. Many
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