In the mystical waters just north of Vancouver, Canada lies a narrow channel called the Skookumchuck Narrows, or simply “The Skook.” It’s a hidden gem in...
The great white shark, known scientifically as Carcharodon carcharias, embodies the apex predator of the ocean. This majestic creature’s life is a testament to survival, adaptability,...
Sea Mammals: The Past and Present Lives of Our Oceans’ Cornerstone Species by Annalisa Berta This is a book packed with information about some of the...
Protecting the country’s whales sequesters as much carbon as taking 5,000 cars off the road every year – it also bolsters the local economy and paves...
We are really thrilled to be asked by Scubaverse to write a regular blog about seahorses and The Seahorse Trust in general. So for introduction…. What...
Ilha do Fogo, a 42-hectare island off the coast of Mozambique, has fully transitioned to 100% renewable energy. The island is a safe haven for one...
The Marine Conservation Society has released its annual Wildlife Sightings report, marking World Jellyfish Day on Friday 3rd November. The charity’s wildlife sightings project focusses on...
There is something very special about spending time with dolphins in the wild. For those who are lucky enough to experience this, it puts a magnificent...
In the heart of Indonesia’s archipelago lies an extraordinary dual paradise, where the best of land and sea converge to create an unforgettable tropical escape. Sister...
At The Scuba Place we love designing bucket list trips. Truk Lagoon is one of those destinations, and here are some of the things we hear...
Project SIARC has been nominated alongside 16 other projects from across the UK to be named National Lottery Project of the Year. The marine environment in...
The Scuba Place visited Scandi Divers in Puerto Galera Philippines hosting a group of divers. This is their trip report from their visit in April 2023....