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Scuba News
April 2, 2025 by HAL
The Philippines is a top choice for scuba diving, boasting diverse marine life and stunning underwater landscapes. Popular diving spots include Apo Island, known for its vibrant coral reefs; Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, famous for its rich biodiversity; and Malapascua Island, where you can see thresher sharks. Each location offers unique experiences, perfect for divers […]
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Completing an open water course does not automatically make you a diver. You are just beginning your journey, and it’s essential to practice what you’ve learned to retain your skills. Regular practice helps combat skill fade and enhances your abilities. Furthermore, gaining real-world experience is crucial for applying your training in various environments. To truly […]
Operation 404 is a campaign focused on revealing the harsh truths of cetacean captivity. It aims to highlight the suffering of dolphins, orcas, and whales held in tanks that are far too small for their needs. These intelligent creatures normally swim long distances and thrive in social groups in the wild. Captive conditions lead to […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) has opened a new diving center at Spring Lakes in Nottinghamshire. This center aims to offer training and resources for both new divers and seasoned scuba enthusiasts. It provides a safe environment to learn diving skills and gain experience in the water. Divers can join this growing community and enjoy […]
April 1, 2025 by HAL
Bonassi, a well-known Italian brand, is expanding into the United States after establishing a strong presence in the Mexican Caribbean. With over 40 years in the diving industry, Bonassi specializes in high-quality diving, freediving, spearfishing, and snorkeling gear. Their products, including BCDs and regulators, are designed for both professionals and enthusiasts, emphasizing innovation and craftsmanship. […]
Coral Care® is a new eco-friendly sunscreen developed by Stream2Sea that not only protects your skin but also helps endangered coral reefs. Regular sunscreens often contain harmful chemicals that contribute to coral bleaching, but Coral Care® avoids these dangers and provides essential nutrients that corals need to thrive. The product is biodegradable, minimizing environmental impact, […]
Ocean First is hosting the TIDES marine science camp for teens in Key Largo this summer. The camp, available for participants aged 12-18, focuses on marine science and ocean conservation. It includes scuba diving instruction for new divers and advanced courses for those already certified. Campers will work directly with marine biologists on real research […]
Aggressor Adventures is running a sweepstakes where participants can win a high-value set of dive gear from Mares. The prize includes a Mares Dual ADJ 62X scuba regulator, Bolt BCD, and SXS Octopus, worth $1,382. To enter, individuals need to submit their information on the Aggressor website before April 15, 2025. A winner will be […]
SSI has introduced the Ultimate Underwater Dance Challenge to celebrate their new specialty program, Underwater Model & Dance. This month-long competition encourages divers and aquatic enthusiasts to showcase their creativity through dance underwater. Participants record a 45-second underwater dance video and share it on social media with the hashtag #SSIDanceChallenge. Winners, chosen by a panel […]
Anne Hasson is retiring from her role at Aggressor Adventures after a 41-year career. She started her journey with the company in 1984, contributing significantly to its growth as a premier adventure travel provider. Known for her passion for scuba diving, Hasson has played an essential role in promoting underwater exploration. She will be honored […]
Dive centers can enhance their services by partnering with a Hollis Factory-Level Service Center like Divers Incorporated. This partnership allows dive shops to offer closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) experiences without heavy investments in equipment or training. Divers are increasingly interested in rebreathers due to their benefits like longer dive times and better gas efficiency. By working […]
Merakii Seaview Escape in Curaçao offers a unique dive vacation experience. This boutique resort provides customizable packages that combine comfortable accommodations with the freedom to explore over 38 shoreline dive sites. Guests can enjoy modern amenities, a rental vehicle for easy access to diving locations, and unlimited shore diving through expert guides. The resort also […]
The article highlights the stunning visuals of the sky over the Bahamas, emphasizing how clouds transform the ocean’s appearance. It describes various scenes, from stormy skies threatening rain to serene, pastel-colored sunsets. Each image captured tells a different story, showcasing the dynamic beauty of nature and the atmosphere above the water. The post encourages readers […]
DIVE Magazine’s Spring 2025 issue features stunning photography and important information for divers. A key highlight is an in-depth article on liveaboard safety, discussing ways to ensure safety on trips, especially after recent tragic events. Another exciting segment covers the beautiful Similan Islands, a top dive destination, while a photographer explores underwater artistry using light […]
Recreational Diver Propulsion Vehicle (DPV) training adds fun to scuba diving. DPVs, or underwater scooters, help divers capture marine life photos and extend their exploration range. In this specialty course, divers learn safe DPV operation, maintenance, dive planning, and emergency procedures. Using a DPV reduces exertion and enhances safety while providing new diving opportunities. You […]
Divers in Thailand encountered a massive, unknown sea creature while on a routine dive near Koh Tao. This creature was described as larger than a whale and had unusual glowing markings, whiskers, and curious eyes. Marine biologists are puzzled, as there is no known species that fits this description. Some speculate it may be a […]
The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) has partnered with Motion for the Ocean to promote cleaner waters. This initiative provides an online toolkit for divers and snorkelers to engage with local councils about ocean health. The toolkit includes resources like email templates and guidance for effective communication with councillors. By supporting a “Motion for the Ocean,” […]
March 31, 2025 by HAL
Bubbles for Vets is organizing a charity gala on May 7, 2025, in Tampa, Florida. This event supports veterans, first responders, and their families. It emphasizes how scuba diving can aid in recovery from injuries, including PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. Keynote speaker Dr. Joseph Dituri, a former naval officer and expert in hyperbaric medicine, […]
Manuella Ghabriel is a scuba diver and instructor from Egypt. She started diving while feeling excited yet scared, but quickly found her passion in the underwater world. Transitioning to technical diving, she pursued courses like Advanced Nitrox to enhance her skills and boost her confidence. Her favorite type of technical diving is open circuit because […]
Buddy Dive Bonaire has announced the return of Operation CCR, set for April 19-25, 2025. This event is focused on closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) divers and promises to be a fun and educational experience. Participants can dive with their CCRs and interact with experts in the field. There will also be opportunities to try different rebreather […]
The megalodon shark is believed to have become extinct due to competition with the great white shark, an active predator today. Great whites were smaller and quicker, allowing them to prey on juvenile megalodons. Additionally, as the Earth’s climate changed, megalodons stuck to warmer waters while other species adapted to cooler temperatures. This made it […]
March 30, 2025 by HAL
The Backscatter TTL Flash Trigger for Sony cameras is a useful accessory for underwater photographers, especially beginners. It allows for more consistent and well-exposed photographs, thanks to its reliable TTL (Through The Lens) feature, which automatically adjusts strobe brightness. The trigger is easy to install and has good battery life, lasting through several dives. While […]
March 29, 2025 by HAL
The Bob Barker, a ship used for marine conservation, accidentally retrieved its first ghost net while resupplying in the Sea of Cortez. Ghost nets are lost fishing gear that continue to harm marine life, trapping creatures like fish, turtles, and dolphins. The crew secured the net, highlighting the ongoing problem of these deadly traps in […]
A recent survey by the UK’s Marine Conservation Society found that many people are unaware of “forever chemicals,” or PFAS. Most respondents did not know that these chemicals can contaminate drinking water and are often found in everyday products. These substances pose a threat to marine life and can enter oceans through polluted water systems. […]
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