Book Review: Diving the World

Are you in need of a dive fix and can’t wait till your next holiday? Now you can literally dive the world from your armchair and add a few extra dive spots to visit to your bucket list. Just launched, the third edition of Diving the World, written by expert photo-journalist team Beth and Shaun Tierney, makes the perfect Christmas present for anyone who loves diving and travel.

Much more than just a glossy coffee table book, Diving the World is an invaluable, exciting and informative guide to many of the world’s most popular diving locations. If you are looking for holiday inspiration, you will be spoilt by the wealth of spectacular underwater images, practical travel advice and top tips for dry days.

At just under 370 pages Diving the World is positively encyclopaedic in its detail but written in such a personal and candid style that the detailed facts are never overpowering. It’s a bit like dipping into the diaries of a particularly well-travelled and well-informed friend. Part dive logbook, part travel guide, Diving the World perfectly bridges the gap between the two and inspires you to get out of that armchair and see a lot more of the world…  which is just what you should do! Just be sure to leave a space in your bag for your new travel guide.

Order a copy of Diving the World from the Publishers Footprint Travel Guides and benefit from a special discount of 30% off the £19.95 cover price when you quote DTWregal at the checkout.