Divers Atlas

Divers Atlas Divers Atlas is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and community-built map of dive sites created by divers, for divers. Share dive sites photos & conditions.

We preserve underwater exploration, dive site knowledge, and diver legacy through mapping and storytelling.

06/17/2026

No more digging through emails or apps to find your certification cards.

Upload your certifications to your Explorer Profile so they’re easy to access when checking in with dive shops, instructors, and charter operators.

Plus, it’s a great way to track your progression and see how far you’ve come as a diver over the years.

Whether your certifications span one agency or several, keeping them in one place makes trip planning, check-ins, and dive prep a little easier.

Here’s a quick walkthrough showing how to add certification cards from your training agency.

🌟 Contributor Spotlight: Andrew HungA big thank you to Andrew H. from California for adding 14 new dive sites and making...
06/16/2026

🌟 Contributor Spotlight: Andrew Hung

A big thank you to Andrew H. from California for adding 14 new dive sites and making 183 contributions to Divers Atlas.

From accessibility details and safety notes to points of interest and local knowledge, his contributions help divers better understand and explore these sites.

This is exactly how we build a stronger resource for the diving community. 🤿👏

When we launched Divers Atlas, we hoped divers would contribute. What we’ve seen over the past few weeks has exceeded ou...
06/15/2026

When we launched Divers Atlas, we hoped divers would contribute. What we’ve seen over the past few weeks has exceeded our expectations.

Divers have been adding sites, photos, maps, survey data, 3D models, local knowledge, and stories from around the world. Every contribution helps create a richer record of the underwater places we love.

The Atlas isn’t built by a company. It’s built by a community.

Whether you’ve added hundreds of contributions or you’re just discovering the platform, thank you for being part of it.

What piece of dive knowledge could you share with the next generation of divers? 🌎

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Special thanks to Divers Atlas contributors Dixie Lauderdale, Fino BP, Jeff Boles, and Cory Rose for sharing the incredible images featured in this post. 📸

This is what a community-built atlas looks like. 👏Shoutout to Josh Paskey, a cave and technical diver from Wisconsin, fo...
06/12/2026

This is what a community-built atlas looks like. 👏

Shoutout to Josh Paskey, a cave and technical diver from Wisconsin, for contributing:

📍 68 dive sites
📝 815 total contributions

From Hawaii to the Great Lakes, Josh has shared an incredible amount of dive knowledge to help divers discover, learn about, and document underwater places around the world.

Every contribution helps make the Atlas stronger.

Let’s keep building. 🌎🤿

06/11/2026

Exploration usually happens in places most people will never see.

Divers go into these environments with training, planning, and real commitment, and sometimes they come back with discoveries that only they will ever fully understand. A lot of that work doesn’t have a lasting place to live or a way to be shared in a meaningful way.

That’s what Divers Atlas is for.

We’re building a place to preserve dive site knowledge, mapping, and exploration so it can be shared, remembered, and added to over time.

A way for the work to stay connected to the people who did it.

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Narration: Brent Kiomall
Divers: Brent Kiomall, Matthew Hardman
Filmed by Fino BP, Brent Kiomall, Matthew Hardman
Edited by Kate Sage

This is what community-powered exploration looks like. 👏A huge shoutout to Jeremy Jodoin for adding 20 California dive s...
06/10/2026

This is what community-powered exploration looks like. 👏

A huge shoutout to Jeremy Jodoin for adding 20 California dive sites, 119 underwater photos, and 12 incredible 3D models to Divers Atlas!

One of the most exciting parts of the Divers Atlas App launch week has been watching divers from around the world jump in and start sharing their local knowledge. Every site, photo, map, and story helps build a richer record of our underwater world.

Jeremy’s contributions showcase some of California’s incredible marine ecosystems, from lush kelp forests to vibrant sea life, and we’re grateful to have them in the Atlas.

Keep it coming, divers. Let’s build something amazing together. 🌎🤿

Have you ever dreamed of diving in Malta? If you’ve opened the Atlas lately, you might have noticed something incredible...
06/09/2026

Have you ever dreamed of diving in Malta? If you’ve opened the Atlas lately, you might have noticed something incredible happening there.

Over the past few days, one contributor has added 650+ updates including 58 new dive sites. Everything from wreck histories to dive site details and local insights that help bring Malta’s underwater world into sharper focus.

This is what makes the Atlas come alive. Every contribution helps preserve knowledge that would otherwise be scattered or lost, and makes it accessible to the global dive community.

A huge thank you to Sam Joshua Norton for the time, energy, and deep local knowledge he has shared. It is making a real impact.

And to everyone else, keep exploring, keep adding, and keep building the Atlas with us. 🤿👏

Still smiling from Divers Atlas Surface Interval Social at High Springs Brewery.Thank you to everyone who came out, down...
06/09/2026

Still smiling from Divers Atlas Surface Interval Social at High Springs Brewery.

Thank you to everyone who came out, downloaded the app, created profiles, shared feedback, and spent the evening talking about the future of Divers Atlas. It was incredible to see so many familiar faces, meet new members of the community, and hear your ideas for where we go next.

A highlight of the night was getting to check out Fino’s Origin rebreather and Pathfinder survey tool and hearing all the conversations that sparked around exploration, mapping, and documentation.

Most of all, thank you for supporting Divers Atlas. Every app download, profile created, contribution submitted, and conversation shared helps us build something better for the dive community.

This platform exists because of you, and we’re building it for all of us. Keep the feedback coming and let us know what you’d like to see next. We have a lot more in store.

06/06/2026

It’s official.

The Divers Atlas app has launched on the Apple App and Google Play Store.

Built by explorers, for explorers.

We’re excited to share what we’ve been building and even more excited about what’s coming next.

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