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Scuba News
January 7, 2025 by HAL
SUEX has introduced the new VR series, designed to enhance underwater exploration. This innovation combines advanced technology with the thrill of diving. It aims to provide divers with immersive experiences, redefining adventure in the ocean. The VR series is expected to appeal to both new and experienced divers, offering more engaging ways to explore marine […]
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Anthony’s Key Resort in Roatan has been a popular travel destination for over fifty years. It offers a beautiful Caribbean setting with private bungalows and opportunities to explore the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef. Guests can relax amidst vibrant marine life and enjoy the crystal-clear waters while embracing adventure. The resort maintains its peaceful atmosphere, making it […]
The new Curaçao Dive Vacation Guide for 2025 is now available for divers. This guide offers useful tips, detailed descriptions of fantastic dive sites, and essential information for a successful trip. It highlights Curaçao’s beautiful underwater landscapes and vibrant local culture. The guide can be downloaded for free, making it a perfect resource for planning […]
Carbon calculators are tools that help travelers understand the carbon footprint of their air travel. By using these calculators, scuba divers and other travelers can raise awareness about environmental impacts and make informed choices. They can also support sustainability projects like coral reef restoration by offsetting their emissions. The Ocean Foundation’s carbon calculator is particularly […]
The December 2024 issue of Scuba Diving Industry Magazine has been released, offering valuable insights for dive professionals. Key highlights include a spotlight on immersion pulmonary edema and safety tips by expert Dan Orr, plus business strategies for enhancing marketing messages. The issue also covers dive travel trends and sustainability practices, such as carbon calculators […]
The Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences has announced the 2025 NOGI Award recipients. The awards honor significant contributions to recreational diving in five categories: Arts, Science, Environment, Sports/Education, and Distinguished Service. This prestigious award has been presented since 1960. The winners include Becky Kagan Schott, Dr. Richard Moon, Georgienne Bradley, LeRoy French, and Dick […]
Aqualung Group is introducing a new underwater breathing system called Aquasense at the CES 2025 event in Las Vegas. This innovative dive regulator will provide both new and experienced divers with real-time guidance during their dives. It connects to the Aqualung App and offers detailed dive data to enhance performance. The Aquasense features advanced battery […]
Abbey Blake is introduced as the new mermaid editor for Dive Newswire. She has over ten years of experience as a professional mermaid, performer, and underwater creative entrepreneur. Abbey co-founded Submerge Underwater, where she focuses on showcasing the beauty of underwater life and helping dive shops attract new clients through mermaid programs. She will share […]
Changing the language we use in diving can greatly improve safety. For example, saying “the diver ran out of gas” places blame on the diver, while saying “the gas ran out” opens up questions about the situation’s context. This shift helps focus on learning instead of blaming individuals. Language shapes our understanding of events, especially […]
Sharks are known for their surprising eating habits, consuming a variety of objects that can leave people astonished. They have been reported to swallow things like porcupines, tires, and even cannonballs. While one might expect marine life in a shark’s stomach, the inclusion of non-maritime items is quite shocking. Some sharks can even spit out […]
Cave diving can be unsafe if divers do not follow safety rules. A tragic incident showcased how experienced divers, Brad and Lee, separated from their group without tying a jump line. The other divers assumed they had aborted the dive and left, not knowing Brad and Lee were still underwater. Unfortunately, both divers used up […]
The scuba diving community is mourning the loss of Hal Watts, known as “Mr. Scuba.” He founded the Professional Scuba Association International, which is the oldest scuba certification agency. Watts set multiple diving records, reaching depths of 390ft and 415ft in the 1960s and 70s. He emphasized safety in scuba diving with his famous saying, […]
Join the SFUPS for an exciting dive trip on March 8th, 2025, to see Great Hammerhead Sharks in Bimini, Bahamas. The cost is $395 per person, and a valid Open Water Certification is required. Transportation is not included, and it is recommended to book early, especially during Spring Break. Participants should also consider DAN Accident […]
January 6, 2025 by HAL
The NAS has been nominated for an archaeology award for its work on the Klein Hollandia project. This project involves the underwater investigation of a historic shipwreck. Divers have played a vital role in uncovering the site’s secrets and preserving its history. The efforts emphasize the importance of scuba diving in underwater archaeology and heritage […]
Egyptian liveaboard crews are asking for more time before new rules about crew qualifications take effect. These rules came after several liveaboard incidents, including a sinking that cost many lives. Currently, there is a critical shortage of engineers who have the required advanced licenses due to the lack of available training programs since 2023. This […]
A group of seals courageously protected scuba divers from an approaching white shark. A drone captured the event as the divers filmed the seals, unaware of the danger nearby. The seals noticed the shark and began to act nervously. They eventually charged at the shark to drive it away, possibly thinking the divers needed their […]
A scuba diver in the Gulf of Mexico uses an unusual method to remove invasive lionfish by shooting them with an underwater Glock 17. This method was part of an experiment to see if a gun could be fired at 100 feet underwater. Lionfish are harmful to coral reefs because they eat many small fish […]
In the show “Silo,” Rebecca Ferguson’s character uses unusual diving gear to operate an underwater pump. The gear functions differently than typical scuba equipment, as it delivers air directly into the lungs when bitten. This made breathing feel strange and difficult for Ferguson, which caused her some confusion. Sometimes, she had to remove the gear […]
Pemba Island in Tanzania is an amazing destination for scuba diving, known for its pristine underwater world and vibrant marine life. Fun Divers Zanzibar offers exclusive Dive & Stay Packages with up to 15% off for 2025, which includes tailored dive plans and high-quality rental gear. With clear waters and gentle currents, divers can enjoy […]
DeeperBlue.com is dedicated to inspiring, educating, and informing divers and ocean advocates. Since its start in 1996, it has grown into a large community focused on ocean conservation and diving education. The mission emphasizes the importance of knowledge in becoming better divers and stewards of the ocean. By providing timely information, guides, and stories, DeeperBlue.com […]
Boot Düsseldorf 2025 will highlight Curaçao as a top dive tourism destination. Scheduled from January 18th to 26th, the event allows Curaçao to showcase its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life to over 200,000 visitors. The island aims to attract more German divers, who seek warm waters and rich ecosystems during winter. A new […]
January 5, 2025 by HAL
Diving with pinnipeds, such as seals and sea lions, can be a thrilling experience for scuba divers. These marine mammals are curious and playful, often approaching divers to inspect them. There are significant differences between seals and sea lions, including their physical features and behaviors in the water. Divers must respect these animals and adhere […]
Scuba fishing might become a new trend for divers who enjoy fishing. A recent video shows a diver fishing underwater in the Upper Niagara River, using a fishing rod and lures while fully submerged. This unique approach allows the fisherman to see everything happening at once, including the fish on the line. It looks like […]
Vintage scuba diving shows like “Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea” and “Sea Hunt” inspire nostalgia among divers. These programs highlight older diving equipment and techniques, showcasing how much scuba diving has evolved. Although these shows seem comical by today’s standards, they helped raise awareness about underwater exploration, making it accessible to many. The […]
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