In this issue, the Two Sophies share their essential guide to UK night diving, while our Travel Special takes you beneath the shimmering waters of Spooky Channel to experience the spectacular silversides congregation.
We dive into the fascinating world of cod relatives in Critter Confidential, explore the latest accessories from Lomo in Test Centre, and examine nutritional choices that can help support a healthy and active diving career.
Adventure is never far away as...
In this issue, we uncover the incredible 90-metre mission that led the Gaperados Dive Team to the wreck of the USCGC Tampa.
Training and expertise take centre stage as we explore the essential skills needed for UK wreck diving, alongside our bumper interview with not one, but two Sophies. We also pay tribute to renowned underwater cameraman Doug Allan and examine the global race to exploit the deep ocean through the controversial issue of seabed mining.
Safety and adventure go hand in hand, with a hard-hitting look at the lessons learned from a RIB landing incident in the Red...
In the latest issue, we uncover the incredible 90-metre mission that led the Gaperados Dive Team to the wreck of the USCGC Tampa. Training and expertise take the spotlight as we explore the essential skills you need for UK wreck diving with not one, but two Sophies. We also pay tribute to renowned underwater cameraman Doug Allan and examine the global race to exploit the deep ocean through controversial seabed mining.
Safety and adventure go hand in hand, with a hard-hitting look at lessons learned from a RIB landing incident in the Red Zone, while Andy Torbet reveals the unique...
In the latest issue of iSCUBA, we pay tribute to longtime BSAC contributor Mike Busuttili. Travel takes centre stage as Sophie Rennie explores Bunaken’s turtle-rich reefs. Get prepared for the warmer months with your essential summer 2026 kit checklist. We also uncover the hidden dangers of toxic wartime wrecks and explore the science behind octopus escapes.
Plus, we take a closer look at whether satellites can really measure underwater visibility.
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In the May issue of iSCUBA, SCUBA celebrates the category winners of this year’s Underwater Photographer of the Year competition, going beyond the stunning visuals to reveal the stories, challenges and moments behind the award-winning images.
The BSAC Awards take centre stage as we bring you a complete rundown of this year’s winners, alongside highlights from BSAC’s presence at the Go Diving Show. Meanwhile, Tim Hughes and fellow members of Thomas Guy SAC step up to a Practical Instructor Exam, sharing their experiences as they strive to turn ambition into reality and...
In the April 2026 issue of iSCUBA, “If not us, then who?” sees Andy Torbet shine a spotlight on BSAC’s Marine Champions initiative, revealing why it’s perfectly suited to passionate snorkellers who want to make a real difference in protecting our oceans. Shipwrecks of Eastbourne takes readers beneath the waves with the town’s friendly neighbourhood club, uncovering the stories and secrets of its most iconic wrecks, while Gateways to Protected Wrecks guides you through how to explore the UK’s controlled sites responsibly, with expert insight from Karen Moule.
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In the March 2026 issue of iSCUBA, Seahorse strategies reveals the secretive world of one of our ocean’s most elusive fish, uncovering the remarkable behaviours that allow these tiny masters of disguise to thrive. Generation Alpha introduces the inspiring young divers at Bingham BSAC who are already making waves in the underwater world, while Defensive terror explores the ingenious – and sometimes startling – tactics British marine creatures use to evade and deter their predators. In The bell tolls, Cynon Valley SAC shares an astonishing underwater discovery that left even seasoned divers...
In the January/February issue of iSCUBA, A Dive to Remember takes readers on an unforgettable journey through some of the UK’s most iconic dive sites, including the Sound of Mull, Criccieth, Martin’s Haven, Lundy Island, Porthkerris Cove, and the remote St Kilda. A Grand Day Out captures the excitement of South Bay Scuba’s lively jamboree in Hartlepool, while Test Centre puts Garmin’s Descent S1 Buoy to the test, showcasing how diver-to-surface communication is being reimagined. In Trading seals for octopuses, Yo-Han reflects on a transformative year of diving both at home and abroad,...
In the December issue of iSCUBA, Critter Confidential introduces Squattie McSquatface! Paul Naylor takes a closer look at the quirky world of squat lobsters around Eyemouth.
“A Dive to Remember: Part 5” delivers four inspiring stories from our writing competition, featuring dives at Kimmeridge Bay, Whirl Rocks in the Farne Islands, the historic wreck of the Hispania in the Sound of Mull, and the dramatic Plymouth Drop-off.
Plus, in Sea Change in Plymouth, Harrogate SAC members document a fascinating regime shift in the waters off Plymouth, revealing how marine ecosystems...
In the November issue of iSCUBA, we meet Two Sophies as they share expert tips on making the most of the British winter.
Join Bingham SAC on their epic St Kilda expedition, venturing to the remote archipelago beyond the Hebrides for dives steeped in history and wild beauty.
Our Protect Our Seas section dives into sustainability with a feature on eco-friendly waterproofing, plus updates on Lundy going online, angel shark sightings in Wales, and efforts to safeguard wrecks from potting.
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