In the early 1970s Don Rodocker and Chris DeLucchi formed a new company, Saturation Systems Inc. Drawing on their extensive training and experience as U.S. Navy saturation divers (Rodocker was selected to make the first 850 foot saturation dive; ...

A 1,500-ton steel wreck off Cape Ann, Mass., is a testament to the sometimes powerful fury of Mother Nature.

No ship has done more to shape the face of modern wreck diving than the Italian luxury liner Andrea Doria.

There's a quirky story behind every dive site in the Florida Keys, a larger-than-life island chain.

Florida's southeast coast is lined with shipwrecks and retired oil rigs — and Miami Vice-worthy stories behind their sinkings.

The islands of Kosrae and Pohnpei are a dive traveler's dream, complete with eerie ruins, a surreal blue hole and mind-numbing rituals. Plus: an insider's guide to unforgettable island-hopping.

Everything's a little different underwater off the Caribbean island of Tobago.

Diving Belize for whale sharks, blue holes and secrets of the ancient Maya

While the rest of SoCal sits in rush-hour gridlock, savvy divers know to exit in Orange County for first-rate beach diving.