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 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 October issue of iSCUBA, we dive into Critter Confidential, uncovering the incredible biodiversity of Cornwall’s legendary Manacles reef system.

“A Dive to Remember: Part 4” brings more gripping tales from our writing competition, featuring unforgettable dives at Plymouth’s James Eagan Layne, Stoney Cove, Rockall, Lundy Island, HMS Port Napier in western Scotland, Hive Beach in Dorset, and the enchanting Isles of Scilly.

In our Protect Our Seas section, Katherine Knight launches her first column as BSAC Environment Chair, joined by Kerry MacKay tackling sewage...

In the July/August issue of iSCUBA, we dive into Europe’s top underwater destinations to uncover which nation offers the best value for divers. “A Dive to Remember: Part 2” continues the journey from Porthkerris to the Falls of Lorna, sharing more unforgettable stories from our writing competition. In “Two Sophies,” we explore whether a standard BCD can be safely used with twin cylinders. Kirsty Andrews takes us beneath the waves of the South Coast to witness an extraordinary octopus boom in “Octopus Garden.” Meanwhile, our Test Centre puts Icom’s latest VHF Transceiver to the test—could...