I took a group to Australia to dive the Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Sea in September 2002. We lived on Mike Ball's SpoilSport, which is a fabulous boat. I took lots of pictures. I am including here only the best of them, but I've only just gotten started scanning them in. Keep watching for more.

Cozumel is a small island 12 miles off the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. The waters are clear, and there are some fish seen nowhere else in the world. Most of the diving here is deep drift diving. I've been leading trips to Cozumel since 1988, and at the moment, it's an annual trip every February. It's a great time to get away from Washington, DC, and it's also one of the best values I know in dive travel.

This was the trip of a lifetime! The sea life in the Galápagos is absolutely unbelievable. We dove from one of the newest and most comfortable boats in the Galápagos, the MV Deep Blue.

In September of 2000, I led a trip to the East End of Grand Cayman. It's great to find a place like this - the contrast between the East End and the more crowded Seven Mile Beach area is amazing. The reefs are virtually untouched, and we never saw another boat at the same site we were diving. I led a group of six, and we dove with Ocean Frontiers, who were fabulous! To learn more about the Cayman Islands, go to Robert Clark's gotocayman.com site.

In October 2001, my buddy John and I dove for three days off the island of Kauai, with Fathom Five, my favorite dive shop there.

My best friend, Blake Ortner, and I led a diving trip to Papua New Guinea in September 1999 . We stayed on Mike Ball's newest vessel, Paradise Sport out of Kavieng for ten days. This was a fabulous trip, and I took a huge number of pictures. I am including here only the best of them.