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November 9, 2024 by HAL
A recent cave diving expedition achieved a record depth of 194 meters while searching for the source of New Zealand’s Pearse River. This impressive dive required extensive coordination and careful planning. The expedition took place in dangerous and very cold waters, making the dive challenging for the team involved. Watching the expedition video showcases the […]
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The DEMA Show is hosting special sessions that are open to all attendees. These sessions include topics such as customer loyalty in the dive industry and how politics affect diving businesses. Notable events also feature discussions on coral restoration and insights from diving industry professionals. The DEMA Show 2024 will take place from November 19-22 […]
Flores Island serves as a gateway to the stunning Komodo National Park, known for its incredible marine life, including manta rays and unique critters. The park features diverse underwater ecosystems, making it an excellent diving destination. However, there are challenges for divers due to varying conditions. The area’s tectonic activity adds to its breathtaking scenery […]
SSI is excited to attend DEMA Show 2024 in Las Vegas, bringing a variety of informative seminars for dive professionals. The sessions will focus on improving business strategies for 2025 and enhancing engagement in teaching practices. Attendees are encouraged to visit Booth #8037 to get the seminar schedule and learn how to sell more dive […]
Join SFUPS for a free dive at Blue Heron Bridge on December 7th, 2024. The event starts at 10:00 AM, just before high tide at 12:35 PM. Everyone, including non-members, is welcome to attend. Participants are encouraged to bring their own diving equipment and share tips on underwater photography. This is the last club dive […]
A 15-year-old student named Jenna Chan from Singapore died tragically after being struck by a boat propeller while snorkeling in the Maldives. She was participating in a whale shark research project with her school, St Joseph’s Institution International. The incident happened near Dhigura island in South Ari Atoll, shortly after she and her group entered […]
In Texas, there have been reports of people harassing dolphins at Quintana Beach. Beach goers have attempted to ride dolphins, with one stranded dolphin being stabbed in the head. Authorities have offered a $20,000 reward for information on those responsible for the harassment. As a result of these events, warnings have been issued about aggressive […]
In this episode of The Great Dive Podcast, the hosts discuss their shift to Closed Circuit Rebreather (CCR) diving. They speak with Ben Bos from UTD Scuba Diving to explore different types of rebreathers and the philosophy behind choosing them. The conversation covers the importance of understanding various units and diving practices. Listeners can expect […]
November 8, 2024 by HAL
Aggressor Adventures is expanding its offerings by adding a new boat, the Red Sea Aggressor V, which will begin operations in March 2025. This vessel will depart from Port Berenice in Egypt, a location further south than traditional departure points. This new route allows divers easier access to popular sites like Rocky Island and Zabargad, […]
The 50 Great Dives Snorkel & Scuba Challenge invites snorkelers, freedivers, and scuba divers to expand their diving adventures. This exciting challenge includes a diverse list of dive sites featuring engaging animal interactions, notable wrecks, beautiful freshwater locations, and stunning dives in the Great Barrier Reef. Participants can enjoy unique experiences in various underwater environments, […]
Scuba diving can significantly affect the human body due to pressure changes and the underwater environment. As a diver descends, the pressure increases, which compresses the air they breathe. For example, at just 33 feet deep, the volume of air in a diver’s lungs is halved. This means that if a diver holds their breath […]
The MY Blue Voyager, a popular liveaboard in the Maldives, suffered a catastrophic fire while docked near Malé. Thankfully, no divers were aboard during the incident, as the boat was undergoing maintenance. All crew members were safely evacuated after they attempted to fight the blaze. This incident follows a recent fire on another liveaboard in […]
Dive professionals attending the DEMA Show in Las Vegas can receive a free SeaCure Custom Mouthpiece at the DiveNewsWire booth. To get the mouthpiece, instructors and divemasters need to fill out a simple registration postcard. This Pro Deal Program aims to support dive professionals and improve their diving experience with comfortable, custom-fitted mouthpieces. The offer, […]
Researchers have potentially uncovered the wreck of HMS Stephen Furness, a WW1 armed boarding steamer sunk in 1917 in the Irish Sea. This discovery is part of a broader project aimed at connecting various UK museum collections. The project named “Unpath’d Waters” includes collaboration among 25 UK organizations. Multibeam sonar technology played a crucial role […]
The PADI Ocean Torchbearer community is a global group committed to ocean conservation, made up of divers, PADI Professionals, and advocates. In 2024, they achieved notable successes, including grassroots conservation projects, monitoring coral health, and influencing global plastic policies. They also trained youth in Barbados for marine protection and organized efforts to address marine debris […]
ScubaRadio is a live radio show focused on diving, airing every Saturday from 3-5pm EST. Listeners can join the show to hear the latest dive news and share stories in a fun atmosphere. The show is available through radio stations and as a podcast. Dive enthusiasts can actively participate by calling in or emailing during […]
The latest edition of the Level Up Podcast, produced by ScubaRadio, is now available for listeners. This podcast is known for diving-related news and fun discussions, hosted by Greg The Divemaster and his friends. It airs every Saturday from 3-5pm EST, both live and as an archived podcast. It’s a great way for scuba diving […]
Captain Don’s Habitat is offering a special diving package for the DEMA Show, designed for groups of nine or more divers. This package includes a minimum seven-night stay, six days of unlimited diving with a free nitrox upgrade, and even a night dive at Klein Bonaire. Guests will enjoy a cocktail party with live music […]
In Raja Ampat, divers can experience unique underwater friendships with fish. The region is famous for its diverse marine life and healthy coral reefs. Scuba divers often encounter various fish species that seem to interact with them. These interactions create memorable experiences and highlight the beauty of ocean life. Such friendly encounters can enhance the […]
The MV Nouran, a liveaboard dive boat, sank at Egypt’s Daedalus Reef after catching fire on November 6. It was carrying 24 divers at the time, but all passengers and crew were safely evacuated without injuries. The cause of the fire is still unknown. This incident marks the fourth liveaboard loss in the Egyptian Red […]
Stream2Sea has announced a new product called Water Sport Ear Rinse, set to launch at the DEMA Show. This ear rinse is specially formulated for divers and water sports enthusiasts. Unlike typical alcohol-based rinses, which can dry out ear skin, this product combines alcohol with vinegar, glycerin, oregano, and lavender. It aims to cleanse the […]
November 7, 2024 by HAL
Veteran astronaut Nicole Stott is on a mission to connect the importance of our oceans with space. Recently diving in the Maldives, she shared her experiences of both scuba diving and space exploration. Stott emphasizes how the ocean and space are linked and how they both need our attention for conservation. Her passion is to […]
Raja Ampat, located in the Indonesian archipelago, has a rich history tied to its stunning marine life. Human activity in the area dates back at least 30,000 years, with nomadic tribes believed to have settled there after migrating from southern China and nearby Southeast Asia. These early inhabitants lived off the land and sea, showcasing […]
The “Coral Reefs and You” program, funded by the EPA, aims to educate students in the Florida Keys about coral reefs. Through engaging hands-on lessons and activities, students learn about the importance of coral ecosystems. This program includes classroom learning and culminates in a snorkeling field trip, allowing students to experience the reefs firsthand. By […]
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