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Scuba News
May 29, 2025 by HAL
On April 21, 2025, the diving trip in the North and South Andaman Sea showcased stunning marine life and vibrant coral reefs. The highlights included diving at well-known sites like Richelieu Rock and the Similan Islands. Divers encountered various species, and the underwater visibility was excellent throughout the trip. The experience was enhanced by good […]
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Many scuba divers now backmount their redundant gas supply on their primary cylinder. However, this method can create a few problems, like limiting the size and visibility of the gas supply and posing entanglement hazards. Alternatives are available, such as rigging redundant gas like a stage or deco cylinder, which allows for greater gas capacity […]
On June 8, Sea Shepherd will host a beach cleanup at Coney Island to help protect marine life. Volunteers will collect plastics and debris that could harm whales, dolphins, and other ocean creatures. This cleanup is part of World Oceans Day, highlighting the danger that trash poses when it washes into the ocean. Everyone is […]
Heinke has relaunched, and registration for the 2026 Trophy is now open. This event is significant for scuba divers and encourages participation across various categories. Participants can showcase their skills and passion for diving during this exciting competition. It’s a great chance to meet other divers and learn new techniques while enjoying the ocean.
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) is launching a new membership platform soon. This platform will improve connectivity and services for scuba divers. Members will have access to better training resources and club benefits. It aims to enhance the overall diving experience for new and experienced divers alike.
On June 8, Sea Shepherd will host a cleanup event at Fiesta Island in San Diego. Volunteers will help remove harmful plastics and debris that threaten marine life before they enter the Pacific Ocean. This event coincides with World Oceans Day and is open to all ages, although those under 18 must have an adult […]
On June 8, Sea Shepherd will host a cleanup along the Charles River in Boston to remove harmful plastics and debris before they reach the ocean. This event is part of World Oceans Day and aims to protect marine life, including whales and dolphins. Volunteers of all ages are welcome, but those under 18 must […]
Join Sea Shepherd on June 8 for a cleanup at Woodbine Beach in Toronto. Volunteers will help remove harmful plastics and debris that could pollute Lake Ontario and eventually affect the Atlantic Ocean. This event is part of World Oceans Day, focusing on protecting marine life like whales and dolphins. Participants will receive bags and […]
On June 8, Sea Shepherd volunteers will clean up the Columbia River at Frenchman’s Bar Regional Park. This event strives to remove harmful plastics and debris from the river before they can reach the ocean. Trash in the river poses a threat to marine wildlife along the Pacific Coast. Participants should bring sun protection, closed-toe […]
Jeff Goodman reviews the IST DSMB with a finger spool in a video for Scubaverse. This surface marker buoy is essential for divers to signal their position. It offers a reliable and easy-to-use design that enhances safety while diving. The review highlights its features and effectiveness, making it a valuable addition to diving gear.
May 28, 2025 by HAL
The Medes Islands, located off the coast of L’Estartit in Spain, are a protected marine reserve known for their diverse ecosystems and clear waters. These islands are home to many fish species, including groupers and rays, and feature stunning underwater landscapes, such as vertical walls and caves. While some dive sites require experience, there are […]
A scuba diving instructor in Nusa Penida, Indonesia, recently rescued a manta ray that was entangled in a fishing net. Jason Fondis noticed the manta, a female, struggling with a large net covering its cephalic lobe. Although divers are usually prohibited from entering the cleaning station where mantas gather, Fondis found an opportunity to help […]
The “Dirty Dozen” is a list of 12 factors that can lead to errors and accidents in the diving industry. These factors include lack of communication, distraction, lack of resources, stress, and complacency. Understanding these issues is essential, but it’s also important to develop countermeasures to avoid them. Improving communication and minimizing distractions can greatly […]
May 27, 2025 by HAL
The documentary “FROG FATHERS 2: Last Battle of the Pacific” is currently in production. It focuses on US Navy demolition divers and their historical impact in Okinawa. This film follows the previous “FROG FATHERS” and will highlight a coral reef restoration project to repair damage from World War II. The project aims to restore the […]
Diving the Similan Islands with Aggressor Adventures offers an exciting experience for divers. The area features stunning granite formations and diverse marine life. During the trip, participants explore various dive sites like Anita’s Reef and Elephant Head Rock, encountering vibrant coral and schools of fish. The liveaboard service provides a comfortable way to dive in […]
Martin Broen, a renowned underwater photographer, will be featured in an upcoming event hosted by The Underwater Club. He has won numerous awards for his stunning images of underwater scenes including cenotes, wrecks, and wildlife. During the webinar, Broen will share insights on how to creatively overcome challenges in underwater photography. He will also discuss […]
Egypt has some of the best dive sites in the world. Popular locations include the Red Sea, which boasts clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. Divers can explore sites like Ras Mohammed National Park and the Thistlegorm wreck. There are options for all experience levels, making it a great destination for new divers. The underwater […]
May 26, 2025 by HAL
Sarah Heil-Brenny is an experienced technical diver from Korea, living in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. She started with recreational diving and quickly became fascinated with cenotes, leading her to pursue cave diving certifications. Sarah enjoys the unique challenges of cave diving, where concentration and skill are vital. She emphasizes the importance of finding the right […]
St Helena has gained international attention by winning awards at two film festivals for its marine documentary films. The film “Bone Shark Island” won in the Environmental category at the Houston Underwater Film Festival, showcasing the island’s unique whale shark population. Another film, “Come and Find Me,” was a finalist at the International Tourism Film […]
The new Singapore Oceanarium will open on July 23rd, expanding on the previous S.E.A. Aquarium. This attraction is three times larger and includes 22 different zones. A major highlight is the Open Ocean exhibit, featuring a massive enclosure with various marine animals. The oceanarium aims to educate visitors about the ocean and promotes marine research […]
Retra has launched the Flash Pro Max II, an advanced underwater strobe that offers significant enhancements over its predecessor. It now features 190 Watt-seconds of output, which is 65% more light due to its redesigned reflector and improved energy management systems. The strobe has faster recycle times and supports continuous shooting at low power settings. […]
The Hollis DSMB (Delayed Surface Marker Buoy) with Sling Pouch is reviewed by Jeff Goodman. This product is designed for divers to safely signal for surface support during a dive. The Sling Pouch allows for easy attachment and transport of the DSMB. It’s a valuable tool for both novice and experienced divers to enhance safety […]
May 25, 2025 by HAL
The Great Barrier Reef is much more than what you see from shore; it’s a vast underwater world that requires time and commitment to fully experience. Cairns serves as a starting point for liveaboard diving adventures, which allow divers to explore remote sites like Osprey Reef and Ribbon Reefs. These trips can cater to both […]
Thailand has introduced new rules for divers and snorkelers to protect marine life. One major rule is that beginners cannot use cameras while diving. Divers must also maintain good buoyancy and stay at least two meters above coral to avoid damage. Each dive trip must have a certified supervisor, and there are strict ratios for […]
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