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Dipping below the surface we enter a trippy, zero-gravity state beyond even Lewis Carroll’s wildest imagination. SDAA now brings you some of the most incredible, fantastical underwater seascapes, topography that defies logic, and the creatures that seem to have emerged from a fairy-tale land.

From mysterious mangroves, dramatic ravines, canyons and caves, fields of insanely colourful coral, and reef formations that seem to defy common sense.

We take you up close and personal to the beasts behind the myths (the dugongs and walruses), to trippy critters that even the Cheshire cat couldn’t have predicted (neon nudibranchs, of course!). Meet the real Moby Dick (Migaloo), and explore seascapes in Sulawesi that Salvador Dali might have dreamed up. Time to leave reason at the surface.

Get ready to get whimsical!

Discovering Vanuatus Dugongs

A tiny organisation battling the odds to better understand and protect a very special population of dugongs Interview with Christina Shaw of Vanuatu Environmental Science Society (VESS)

5 mins

Unexpected Orcas

A special day in the Solomons is full of surprises

2 mins

A Perfect Storm of Warm

The bizarre consequences of a warming world can no longer be ignored

5 mins

To Overcome a Fear of Wrecks

A paralysing phobia is hard enough to face on land, but underwater the challenges are more dangerous and daunting...

4 mins

قراءة كل الأخبار من Scuba Diver - AustralAsia

Scuba Diver - AustralAsia Magazine Description:

Working with the world's best underwater photographers and journalists, premier dive magazine Scuba Diver sets the standard by which all other dive magazines are judged. For the modern diver who wants to discover everything they need to know about exploring our fascinating oceans, both in Asia and around the world. Travel destinations, where to find spectacular marine-life, what equipment you need, dive techniques plus news on discoveries and environmental issues - Scuba Diver has it all.

Scuba Diver Australasia is produced at 4 issues each per year. Scuba Diver Australasia stays true to its roots with editorial coverage exclusively from the Asia Pacific region.