African publication African Diver has released its 28th issue.
Africa, with its diverse underwater environments, offers a world of opportunities for scuba diving enthusiasts. From coral reefs teeming with marine life to dramatic shipwrecks and unique ecosystems, the continent is a paradise for those seeking underwater adventures.
South Africa stands out as a top destination, offering both temperate and tropical diving sites. Aliwal Shoal, famous for its shark and ray encounters, Sodwana Bay with its coral reefs, and the Pelagic Big Animal Diving at Protea Banks are just a few examples of South Africa's underwater wonders.
Egypt, particularly the Red Sea, is another renowned destination. Sharm El Sheikh and Marsa Alam offer vibrant coral walls, abundant marine life, and shipwrecks that attract divers from around the world.
Mozambique and Tanzania, notably Zanzibar and Pemba Island, are famous for their unspoiled reefs and rich marine biodiversity. The Seychelles and Mauritius are known for their granite reef formations, coral gardens, and unique species. Madagascar is celebrated for its pristine coral reefs, whale sharks, and rare marine life.
Dive magazines typically cover these locations, providing in-depth guides to top diving spots, seasonal conditions, and local marine life. They also focus on conservation efforts, environmental threats, and sustainability initiatives. Technical diving, advanced diving techniques, gear reviews, and safety protocols are other common topics. Diver stories, underwater photography showcases, and interviews with local guides or scientists are also featured.
While specific details about the contents of the "African Diver Issue 28" were not found in the search results, it is known that the issue features articles and photos showcasing scuba diving in Africa. The wreck of the Rio Sainas in Zavora, Mozambique, is one of the destinations covered in the issue. The magazine also celebrates the "Paddle Out 2013" movement to raise awareness of sharks on World Oceans Day.
For those interested in underwater photography, The Underwater Photography Guide's sister site, Bluewater Photo & Video, offers a range of underwater photography gear for purchase. The August 2013 issue of African Diver magazine is available for free download, and it includes a stunning portfolio of images from Geo Cloete.
The magazine also covers the Ocean Art underwater photography competition, diving the Brothers Islands, Daedalus, and Elphinstone in the Red Sea, and provides a list of 10 Amazing Photos from Friends of the Guide. Nauticam has recently released Carbon Fiber Float Arms, which are likely to be reviewed in future issues.
For expert advice on underwater photography gear, contact Bluewater Photo & Video at (310) 633-5052.
- Africa, with its diverse underwater environments, is a paradise for scuba diving enthusiasts, offering opportunities at destinations like South Africa, Egypt, Mozambique, Tanzania, the Seychelles, Mauritius, and Madagascar.
- Dive magazines, such as African Diver, provide guides to top diving spots, including Aliwal Shoal in South Africa, shipwrecks in the Red Sea, and the Rio Sainas wreck in Zavora, Mozambique.
- For those interested in underwater photography, recommendations on gear can be found at Bluewater Photo & Video, while stunning portfolios can be seen in issues like the August 2013 issue of African Diver.
- From seasonal conditions and local marine life to conservation efforts and environmental threats, dive magazines often focus on a variety of topics, such as technical diving and safety protocols.
- In addition, magazines feature diver stories, underwater photography showcases, and interviews with local guides or scientists.
- For expert advice on underwater photography gear, one can contact Bluewater Photo & Video at (310) 633-5052, and be armed with the right gear for a successful underwater lifestyle at home-and-garden settings or while engaging in gardening activities.
