Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown
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Book Review: Diving Gozo & Comino – The essential guide to an underwater playground
The Author Richard Salter Review by Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown First impressions of this book are good. It has lovely inviting front and back covers...
Barbados – Piers & Jetties
Most people, when you mention Barbados will think of beautiful beaches, tranquil blue sea and colourful coral reef scenes. You might, if you have read...
Barbados – Island Life
Our trip to Barbados was really quite a revelation. We still have plenty more to tell you about the diving, but as a light interlude,...
Scubaverse Underwater Photography Interview: Jacopo Brunetti
In an ongoing series, Scubaverse.com’s Underwater Photography Editors Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown talk to underwater photographers from around the world that they admire. This interview is...
Scubaverse Underwater Photographer Interview: Jacopo Brunetti
In an ongoing series, Scubaverse.com’s Underwater Photography Editors Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown talk to underwater photographers from around the world that they admire. This interview is...
Barbados – Diving the Stavronikita
The Stav, as it is affectionally known here, was a 120m long Greek freighter. She had a fateful end. On the 26th August 1976, when...
Barbados – First Impressions
We have arrived in Barbados, and to be honest the flight here was a real pleasure. Not only did we find ourselves in premium seats,...
Scubaverse Underwater Photographer Interview: Mario Vitalini
In an ongoing series, Scubaverse.com’s Underwater Photography Editors Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown talk to underwater photographers from around the world that they admire. This week’s interview...
Scubaverse Underwater Photographer Interview: Mario Vitalini
In an ongoing series, Scubaverse.com’s Underwater Photography Editors Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown talk to underwater photographers from around the world that they admire. This week’s interview...
Back on dry land… but not for long
The journey back from the Archipelago Revillagigedo is not a short one. Our diving liveaboard, Nautilus Belle Amie, motored for some 30 hours to get...
