Scuba Diving Photos

Photos of the healthy coral reefs and marine life the scuba divers can see in Xcalak, Mexico. Xcalak is a marine reserve located in the Yucatan Peninsula.

Scuba diving at Cocos Island in Costa Rica is filled with big marine life. Divers at Cocos Island swim with hammerhead sharks, giant manta rays, and a host of other amazing creatures. See photos and read descriptions of scuba diving at Cocos Island.

Seahorses and Pipefish delight scuba divers and make great photographic subjects. This image gallery introduces you to Seahorses and Pipefish around the world, and presents basics facts and infomation on the fascinating members of the family Syngnathidae.

See photos of Mexican cenote diving by Daniel Gut. Scuba diving in the cenote caverns is an incredible experience. Divers in Mexico can see light effects and cave formations when cavern diving, as shown in these photos.

What can a diver see at night? Dive sites at night are buzzing with activity. Fish and coral appear more colorful on a night dive. Predatory fish use the cover of darkness to stalk prey. Tiny, fragile reef-dwellers sneak out for their midnight snacks under the protection of darkness, and coral polyps bloom to feed from the water. Night time is...

Photographs of the amazing variety of life that Mozambique diving offers. From Bottlenose Dolphins and Bull Sharks, to tiny Porcelain Anemone Crabs, Mozambique diving is some of the most pristine scuba diving around.

Divers can find nudibranchs and sea slugs in all parts of the world. Nudibranchs and sea slugs have developed exterior gills and other clever ways of harvesting oxygen from their surroundings, many of them quite beautiful.

Incredible pictures of cenote scuba diving at the Pit, show light effects, cave formations, and a hydrogen sulfide cloud.

Sporting outrageous hues and patterns, marine Angelfish make diving a colorful experience. Even though the seventy-four known species of angelfish have a characteristic spine protecting their gill-covers, divers will find they come in an amazing variety of sizes, shapes, and colors.

The reefs surrounding the Dominican Republic are filled with an incredible variety of marine life. See photos taken while scuba diving in Bayahibe in the Dominican Republic.

Stoplight Parrotfish undergo a drastic color change from red to green, just like the traffic signal for which they are named. Click through these photos to watch a Stoplight Parrotfish change colors.

The amazing underwater sights of Western Australia, Australia.

An overview of the beauty of underwater Egypt.