Looking for some history or tips from Diving Professionals? 

Scuba Confidential is packed full of valuable tips and expert advice, giving you access to the secrets of technical divers and dive professionals.

With Scuba Confidential, you will learn how to master skills and techniques that will make you a more confident, capable and safe diver.

Scuba Confidential offers candid, no-nonsense practical advice from a professional who has been involved over the last three decades with virtually every aspect of the sport.

The Paperback is priced under $15.

Scuba Professional is the natural successor to Simon Pridmore's first book, Scuba Confidential - An Insider's Guide to Becoming a Better Diver. Whereas Scuba Confidential focused on how to scuba dive, Scuba Professional looks at how diving is taught and how dive operations are conducted.

Scuba Professional is an excellent source of out-of-the-box ideas and independent, objective advice for instructors and dive operators.

It is also an indispensable guide for those aspiring to become dive professionals with chapters such as Do You Have What It Takes? and Which Training Agency?

100 Dives of a Lifetime has over 350 beautiful and inspiring images from National Geographic. It includes some of the most iconic bucket list sites for Scuba divers.

As well as being filled with exquisite photography, this inspirational book also has trusted travel tips, and expert diving advice from world famous National Geographic divers and explorers.

This book is organized by diving experience and certification level. It covers from beginner Open Water and wreck dives, to expert cold water and cave dives.

Two divers fascinated by the undersea life of the Caribbean, fail to notice that a strong current is rapidly sweeping them away from their unattended boat. Another diver, after a seemingly brief time below the surface, discovers that his gas supply has run dangerously low. A diver, paralyzed, bobs helplessly on the surface, and when a poorly trained Divemaster attempts a rescue, things go from bad to worse. 

These are just a few of the true stories you’ll find in Diver Down, most of them involving diver error and resulting in serious injury or death. Each story is analysed in-depth, showing what went wrong and how to recognize and avoid similar calamities.

This is a unique survival guide exploring different diving situations including wreck and cave diving, deep water dives, drift diving, decompression illness, and much more. It shows you how to prevent similar tragic mishaps.

Dive Atlas of the World

The Dive Atlas of the World contains some great information on scuba diving some places all over the world.

This is a big, beautiful hard cover book and a great way to keep the scuba diving dream alive. It's definitely a coffee table book with lots of photos and lots of useful information and maps.

A perfect gift for anyone interested in Scuba diving.

For John Chatterton and Richie Kohler, deep wreck diving was more than a sport. This true story tells the tale of two weekend Scuba divers who risk everything to solve a great historical mystery, and in turn end up making history themselves.

In the fall of 1991, not even these divers were prepared for what they found 230 feet below the surface. Laying sixty miles off the coast of New Jersey in the frigid Atlantic waters is a World War II German U-boat, buried under decades of accumulated sediment.

Author Robert Kurson’s account of this quest is thrilling and emotionally complex. It's written with a vivid sense of what divers actually experience when they meet the dangers of the ocean’s underworld.

The story of Shadow Divers often seems too amazing to be true, but it all happened at 230 feet below the surface.

Caverns Measureless to Man is the story of the passion of an extraordinary individual who spent his life exploring underwater caves.

For nearly 30 years Sheck Exley was setting records and developing techniques while maintaining the highest standards of excellence. Sheck lived a life of adventure, danger and excitement to a degree that many people only ever dream of.

This book may terrify you but it will also fascinate you and in the end, Sheck Exley will convince you that his death came to him in the midst of the incredibly intense joy he took in diving into the depths of the earth.