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Now that we have begun the year, we thought it appropriate to outline which destinations we are most interested in for 2013 and looking to expand/add to our portfolio.

After a little break from our blog series on Types of Diving, we are back to talk about snorkelling.

After a gap in the Animal Encounters series, here is the next instalment on the smaller animals in our oceans.

Dive in Style author Tim Simond is diving his way round the most remote parts of Indonesia. This is the final part in a series of blogs on his trip written on board the Seven Seas boat in the Banda Sea. Read part 1 and 2.

Dive in Style author Tim Simond is diving his way round the most remote parts of Indonesia. This is the second in a series of blogs on his trip written on board the Seven Seas boat in the Banda Sea. Read part 1.

Dive in Style author Tim Simond is diving his way round the most remote parts of Indonesia. This is the first in a series of blogs on his trip written on board the Seven Seas boat in the Banda Sea.

There is no mistaking how the hammerhead shark got its name: the head is flattened and extends outwards into the shape of a hammer, known as a cephalofoil. They appear so otherworldly since the head seems completely out of place on a fish with such a streamlined body.

To dive with manta rays is near the top of most divers' bucket list and for very good reason: soaring through the water like birds of the sea they are a stunning sight. Manta, meaning blanket in Spanish, appropriately describes the manta ray which can have a wingspan of up to 7.5m and weigh…

The remote island of Komodo in Indonesia is that rarity, a National Park and a National Marine Park. Famous for the unspoilt nature of the reefs and marine life below the surface of the crystal clear waters, the island of Komodo itself is home to the eponymous dragon and dramatic landscapes.

At Dive in Style, we spend our lives researching exciting and new dive destinations so you don't have to. We will soon be launching a new website with lots of new dive trips but here's a taster of what's to come. These trips are perfect whether you want to dive, snorkel, or just relax.