In the May issue of SCUBA Kirsty Andrews photographs the island archipelago of St Kilda, Simon Rogerson embarks on a voyage to the offshore islands in the Egyptian Red Sea, Jane Maddocks has a few hacks that will help survey a wreck, and Andy Torbet presents an overview of Marine Protected Areas and how snorkellers can contribute to marine conservation - plus the latest BSAC news, updates from the diving world and much more. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

In the April 2024 issue of SCUBA you will find a selection of winning images from Underwater Photographer of the Year 2024. We also meet BSAC’s 2024 generation of award-winners from the Go-Diving Show in March, Yo-Han joins a merry band of volunteers tasked with maintenance of the club boat, and Kirsty Andrews muses over her ongoing quest for great visibility. Plus the latest BSAC news, updates from the diving world and so much more. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

In the March 2024 issue of SCUBA, Editor Simon Rogerson heads to the Philippines in search of diving heaven, Duncan Ross goes on an online mission to dive the UK's key historic sites, Becky Hitchins highlights the science of rewilding seagrass beds, and Andy Torbet offers advice on site selection in the winter season. Plus the latest BSAC news, updates from the diving world and so much more. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

In the January / February 2024 issue of SCUBA Isle of Man divers chronicle life taking hold on a new shipwreck, Ilkeston and Kimberley SAC create a new UK diving challenge, Andy Torbet investigates the effects of cold water on the mind and body, Kerry Mackay tackles the problem of microplastics - and much more! For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

In SCUBA December we are celebrating BSAC's 70th anniversary in style, returning to the Red Sea in our travel special with Neil Hope, assembling some of our favourite kit of 2023, and visiting a seal sanctuary in Cornwall with Andy Torbet. All of this plus the latest BSAC news, updates from the diving world and so much more. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here.    ..read more

The special 70th anniversary issue of SCUBA is out now with Kirsty Andrews paying tribute to the legacy of expedition diving, your letters, messages and announcements; Simon Rogerson looking at the rise of scuba travel, and Andy Torbet looking back at what ancient snorkelling might have looked like. Plus the latest BSAC news, updates from the diving world and so much more... For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

In the September issue of SCUBA you will find Simon Rogerson talking about stunning dive spots in the Baja peninsula, Suzanne McCallum on Derby BSAC's autism-friendly try dive session, Andy Torbet on a posh snorkel in Trieste, Italy; and Rick Ayrton investigating sunken Landing Craft Tanks off the UK coastline. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

In the September issue of SCUBA you will find an exciting travel feature on the island of Sulawesi by Saeed Rashid, Kristina Pedder meets our friends in BSAC Japan, Kirsty Andrews' surprise encounter with a great white shark, Dom Robinson's fascinating dive to a wreck sunk in 1672, plus much more. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

The July / August issue of SCUBA is out now including a daring rescue from the BSAC history files, Becky Hitchin's look at superpowered cetaceans, John Yarrow's report on the Shipwrecks of Gallipoli, and much more. For details of how to join BSAC and receive SCUBA as part of your membership, click here ..read more

SCUBA June is packed with exciting features including James Hickman's tour of a 40m wreck off Northumberland, Paul Naylor's look at UK's seagrass meadows,  Yo-Han Cha's experience with a regulator failure, and much more ..read more