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March 2, 2024 by HAL
During a dive in Bonaire, a pod of dolphins surfaced near the divers, offering a magical and memorable encounter. Read the article
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March 2, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
An elderly diver in South Australia shared the story of how an anchor from the 1891 shipwreck of the three-masted barque Fiji near Moonlight Head in Victoria was turned into a landmark 60 years ago after the ship broke up on rocks due to poor weather and a navigational error. Read the article
Master Liveaboards has introduced a new boat called Indo Master in Indonesia, a modern Indonesian phinisi style liveaboard with 9 cabins for 18 guests, offering comfort and amenities like air conditioning. The boat features a spacious bar, restaurant, dive deck, outdoor lounge area, and sun deck. It will offer various itineraries in Indonesia such as […]
Sophie Heptonstall is appointed as the new Head of Diving and Training at BSAC, bringing her expertise and passion for diving to implement the organization’s strategic vision. Read the article
Scuba divers encountered a humpback whale protecting her calf, emphasizing the need to respect the space of marine creatures while observing them. The incident occurred during a diving expedition in the Silver Banks Sanctuary in the Dominican Republic. Read the article
March 1, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
The article discusses 12 fascinating shark videos from the Smithsonian Channel that reveal mysteries about sharks and their behavior, including feeding habits, hunting techniques, and unique traits. The compilation aims to expand divers’ understanding of these creatures and keep diving in mind. Read the article
March 1, 2024 by HAL
Embracing a new adventure at 30, the author shares their journey of obtaining a PADI scuba diving certification in New Zealand and diving in Fiji, highlighting the thrill and beauty of the underwater world. The experience was transformative, offering a deep appreciation for marine ecosystems and a sense of belonging. Read the article
The Curaçao International BlueSeas Festival in 2024 celebrates blues music in the Pietermaai District, offering a cultural experience and diverse performances, showcasing Curaçao’s heritage. The festival aims to connect people through music, promoting cross-cultural understanding and unity through musical talent and warm hospitality. Planners can combine the festival with scuba diving vacations to explore the […]
The GO Diving Show in the UK this weekend features 40 speakers, underwater photography exhibits, and UK diving insights. The event offers interactive activities, an exhibition space, and Ocean Film Festival screenings. Tickets are available online or at the door, with special discounts for specific attendees. Read the article
When it’s time to fill cylinders to go diving, Nitrox is king. Oxygen Enriched Air, nitrox, EANx, or whatever we want to call it, is mainstream and the default diving gas for SCUBA divers around the globe. Odd to think that when first introduced the established training agencies (the biggest ones), campaigned against nitrox suggesting […]
The podcast discusses the book “The Last Dive” by Bernie Chowdhury, focusing on the history and evolution of diving in the 1990s, with a tragic story about wreck diving. Bernie portrays the early technical diving community well, explaining diving nuances for divers and non-divers alike. Read the article
The #whycoexist competition winner Emma Batty shares her marine conservation journey from winning the contest, diving in Seychelles, getting a Divemaster certification in Indonesia, to working on coral sound collection projects and manta ray photography grants with various organizations. She is also involved in marine restoration programs with Blue Corner Dive. Read the article
Explore Cebu’s top dive spots like Malapascua and Moalboal for thrilling encounters with sharks and sardines. Dive into vibrant coral gardens at Pescador Island and swim with whale sharks in Oslob. Dare canyoneering at Kawasan Falls for an adrenaline rush. Read the article
Faisal Al Mosawi, a Kuwaiti diver paralyzed in a car accident, set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest wheelchair scuba dive at the Dubai Aquarium, covering 400m in 37 minutes. This marks his third world record, having previously set records for a 10km dive and a 1km swim. Al Mosawi emphasizes the power […]
Aqualung released the REVEAL ULTRAFIT dive mask for $129, featuring interchangeable lenses, silicone skirt for comfort and fit, quick-release buckles, and pressure reduction zones. Available in various colors. Read the article
The 11th Annual Photo Competition for UN World Oceans Day is open with the theme “Awaken New Depths.” Different categories, including underwater and above-water seascapes, are available for submissions until April 7th, 2024. Winners will be announced on June 7th during the UN World Oceans Day event in New York. The competition is a collaboration […]
Scuba divers can explore over 70 coral-covered aircraft wrecks near the Marshall Islands, specifically at Kwajalein Atoll and Roi-Namur, resting around 130 feet deep. These wrecks were intentionally dumped after WWII as it was cheaper than shipping them back to the US. Brandi Mueller captured stunning images of these wrecks, remnants of a successful US […]
February 29, 2024 by HAL
Becoming a cave instructor involves training at different levels and gaining experience. Tamara Adame shares her journey to becoming a cave instructor under mentorship, discussing challenges, failures, and successes in achieving the required standards in cave diving. Her passion for caves and diving led her on this path. Read the article
Master Liveaboards introduces a new boat, the Indo Master, with various cabin options and amenities, including a spacious dive deck and sun deck. The boat offers trips in Komodo and Raja Ampat, among others. Bookings are available with launch offers. Read the article
The PADI AWARE Specialist course offers an opportunity for both experienced divers and newcomers to engage in ocean conservation. Divided into eLearning and a workshop with a PADI Pro, the course covers various aspects like ocean awareness, responsible diving practices, and ways to contribute to marine conservation. Completing the course leads to certification and a […]
February 29, 2024 / March 6, 2024 by HAL
Capt. Fismer, a renowned treasure diver, offers workshops for treasure hunting on historic shipwrecks like the Spanish galleons Atocha and Santa Margarita. With over 40 years of experience and work on various shipwrecks, he provides training on finding sunken treasures and navigating related laws. His workshops through SCUBA WIZE aim to share expertise and history […]
The Online Ocean Symposium connects ocean professionals and the public through live discussions, events, and podcasts. Topics include sharks, ocean love stories, jellies, and Larvaceans, among others. Read the article
In a seasonal episode of Ocean Lovin, Dr. Christine Dungeon discusses an unusual occurrence known as immaculate shark-ception. Read the article
A recent study links a marine heatwave to a 20% decline in North Pacific humpback whale population, affecting the marine food chain due to reduced phytoplankton nutrients. Scientists used AI to estimate whale populations, noting that continued climate change could lead to more marine heatwaves and further declines impacting ocean health. Read the article
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