Scuba News-Gazette
Here, we curate the latest news, discoveries, and conservation efforts from across the web, keeping you updated on everything scuba diving. From groundbreaking research and awe-inspiring dives to essential gear reviews and travel recommendations, Scuba News is your one-stop shop for all things scuba diving. So, gear up for knowledge, and stay informed about the ever-evolving world beneath the waves!
- RAID Launches new Nitrox Plus and Decompression Diver courses
RAID has introduced two new scuba diving courses: Nitrox Plus and Decompression Diver. The Nitrox Plus course helps recreational divers extend their underwater time with advanced nitrox training. It includes handling a stage cylinder while diving to a maximum depth of 40 meters. The Decompression Diver course serves as a stepping stone into technical diving, teaching advanced techniques and gas management for safe decompression, also limited to 40 meters. Both courses help divers enhance their skills without needing extensive new equipment. decompression DIVE Magazine nitrox technical diving
- Caribbean Reef Squid: A Close Encounter in St. Vincent
While diving off the coast of St. Vincent, I encountered a Caribbean reef squid. This squid is known for its ability to change colors and blend into its surroundings, making it a fascinating creature to observe. St. Vincent's diverse underwater environment, including vibrant reefs, provides a perfect habitat for various marine life. During my dive, I had the chance to watch the squid's unique movements and color displays, which was a truly magical experience. Caribbean scuba diving Scuba Hank NYC squid
- Meet the Marvelous Brittle Stars: The Underwater Gymnasts of the Echinoderm Family!
Brittle stars are unique animals found in all ocean environments, from shallow waters to deep seas. They can lose and regenerate their arms to escape predators, making them resilient survivors. With over 2,000 species, they play key roles in the marine ecosystem as scavengers and "seafloor ecosystem engineers." Their ability to quickly navigate using their slender arms helps them avoid dangers. Look for these graceful creatures during your next underwater adventure! brittle stars Mares – Scuba Diving Blog ocean scuba diving
- The Last Orca In Distress Left All Alone Since 2011
Kiska, a 47-year-old orca, spent over a decade alone in her tank. Orcas are social animals, and Kiska's isolation caused her significant distress. A movement aims to free her, but she lacks the survival skills to thrive in the wild. Sadly, Kiska recently passed away after many years without social interaction. Her situation highlights concerns for marine life in captivity. Captivity For Scuba Divers marine life orca
- Fourth Element Showcasing Pelagic Dive Watch At DEMA Show 2024
Fourth Element showcased their new Pelagic Dive Watch at the DEMA Show 2024. This watch is designed for professional divers and can withstand depths of 500 meters. It includes features like a unidirectional ceramic bezel, Super-LumiNova hands for visibility, and sapphire crystal glass. The watch is made from durable stainless steel and supports sustainability through eco-friendly packaging. Its innovative design makes it a reliable companion for underwater adventures and ocean enthusiasts. Pelagic Dive Watch scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com sustainability
- Aquatic Hunt Pro Unveils New Scuba Tank Transporter
Aquatic Hunt Pro has introduced a new scuba tank transporter at the DEMA Show in Las Vegas. This transporter makes it easier to carry tanks to dive locations, preventing them from rolling around in your vehicle. It includes features like universal tank protection, valve safety, a non-slip pad, and a quick-release strap to avoid noise. The transporter also allows for stacking and multiple units can lock together for added convenience. It retails for about $39 and can be found on Aquatic Hunt's website and social media. dive scuba Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com Tank Transporter
- Fourth Element’s PSI Press Lock Dryglove System Offers Warmth And Reliability In Cold Waters
Fourth Element's PSI Press Lock Dryglove System is designed for cold-water divers. It ensures warm and dry hands with its user-friendly and simple installation. The system connects easily to existing drysuits with compatible PU rings. Its intuitive design allows for fast attachment and removal, making it ideal for various diving conditions. The product uses lightweight yet durable materials, ensuring reliability and comfort underwater. cold water diving dryglove Fourth Element Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com
- DPG Masters Underwater Imaging Competition 2024 Judges Announced
The DPG Masters Underwater Imaging Competition 2024 has announced its judges, comprised of six renowned underwater photographers from major brands in the industry. Each judge will also offer a unique mentor prize to one winner, providing personalized tips and guidance for their underwater photography. The competition features nine categories with a total prize pool exceeding $80,000, including dive trips and photography gear. The deadline for submissions is December 31, 2024, encouraging participants to prepare their entries soon. Competition DPG RSS judges underwater photography
- The Top 5 Places to Learn to Dive in 2025
Australia, Egypt, Japan, Florida, and Brazil are the top five places to learn to dive in 2025. Australia features the Great Barrier Reef and offers diverse diving experiences. Egypt has beautiful reefs along the Red Sea and cultural attractions like the Pyramids. Japan is ideal for beginner divers, boasting preserved marine areas. Florida presents vibrant marine life and fun attractions, while Brazil is a biodiversity hotspot with eco-friendly diving options. Australia Egypt Japan
- Garmin launches Descent X50i large-format dive computer
Garmin has introduced the Descent X50i, a large-format dive computer with a 3-inch color touchscreen. It features air integration, a backup dive light, and underwater messaging capability using SubWave sonar technology. This model is suitable for both technical and recreational divers, offering a depth rating of up to 200 meters. It allows divers to communicate and monitor each other’s tank pressures from up to 30 meters away. Additionally, it comes with preloaded maps of over 4,000 dive sites worldwide. air integration dive computer DIVE Magazine underwater messaging
- New Zealand diver killed in ‘great white shark’ attack
A 24-year-old commercial diver named Jade Kahukore-Dixon was killed by a great white shark off the coast of New Zealand's Chatham Islands. He was diving from a boat when the attack occurred on November 19. Despite efforts to save him, he died after being rushed to a local hospital. This tragic incident has left the small island community in shock, as shark attacks are extremely rare worldwide. commercial diver DIVE Magazine great white shark attack
- QUIZ: Marine Mammal Trivia
Test your knowledge about marine mammals like whales, dolphins, and seals with a fun quiz. This quiz can help you learn more about these amazing creatures that live in our oceans. Understanding them can enhance your scuba diving experience and appreciation for marine life. Dive deeper into your ocean expertise today! DIVE Magazine marine mammals ocean scuba diving
- Garmin Unveils Descent X50i Dive Computer
Garmin has launched the Descent X50i dive computer at the DEMA Show in Las Vegas. This device features a 3-inch color touchscreen display and uses SubWave sonar technology for communication among divers. It includes an integrated backup dive light, a 20 ATM dive rating, and metal buttons that are leakproof. Notable features also include air integration to monitor tank pressure, dive mapping with over 4,000 sites, and real-time depth history for advanced planning. The Descent X50i retails for $1,499.99 and is suitable for both technical and recreational divers. Descent X50i dive computer scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com
- To dive or not to dive?
Skipping a dive can be necessary for your safety and well-being. It's important to listen to your body and assess how you feel before diving. Consider your training level, the reliability of your buddy, and the conditions at the dive site. Trust your equipment and be aware of environment factors like visibility and currents. Don't let fear of missing out push you into a dive that might not be right for you; it's okay to say no when needed. Alert Diver Magazine | DAN Europe equipment safety Training
- Dive into Adventure at Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa: The Ultimate Diving Destination in the Maldives
Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa in the Maldives is a top choice for divers. It offers over 30 dive sites suitable for all skill levels. Divers can see amazing marine life, including whale sharks and manta rays. The resort provides personalized diving experiences with expert instructors and great visibility, ideal for underwater photography. Special packages cater to both beginners and advanced divers, ensuring a memorable underwater adventure. diving Maldives marine life Scubaverse
- Gear Review: Fog-X anti-fogging insert for dive masks
Fog-X is a long-lasting anti-fogging insert designed specifically for dive masks. Once applied, it helps prevent fogging during dives, allowing better visibility underwater. This product can enhance your overall diving experience by keeping your mask clear without frequent reapplication. Jeff Goodman provided a detailed review of Fog-X, highlighting its effectiveness and ease of use. anti-fog dive masks Scubaverse Visibility
- FEED the North Project: Conservation in a Changing Arctic
The FEED the North Project aims to support Arctic communities as they face changes due to climate change. Rising ocean temperatures and melting sea ice are leading to an influx of new species and fishing interests in the Arctic. Collaboration between Ocean Wise and the Inuit-led non-profit Ikaarvik focuses on integrating Inuit knowledge into sustainable fishing practices. This partnership strives to empower indigenous communities while ensuring that small-scale fisheries are recognized and supported in sustainable seafood markets. Arctic Inuit Knowledge Ocean Wise sustainable fisheries
- Dive Deeper into Adventure with the Suunto Ocean
The Suunto Ocean is an innovative dive computer designed for adventurers both above and below the water. It features multiple dive modes, a reliable dive algorithm, and wireless tank pressure monitoring. This device is also versatile, functioning as a GPS sports watch and health tracker with over 95 sport modes and offline maps. Made from 100% renewable energy, the Suunto Ocean represents a commitment to sustainability, making it an exciting choice for divers who care about the environment. dive computer Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com sustainability Suunto Ocean
- Needlefish Can Be A Dangerous killer Reef Fish
Needlefish have gained a dangerous reputation due to several impaling incidents involving fishermen and snorkelers in the shallow reefs of Sulawesi, Indonesia. Jeremy Wade investigates these occurrences, eliminating various marine species before identifying needlefish as the killers. Their long, sharp bodies can pose a serious threat to divers. This highlights the importance of being cautious and aware of your surroundings when diving, especially regarding the marine life you may encounter. For Scuba Divers marine life needlefish scuba diving
- Announcing the Winners of the Fifth Think Pink Photo Competition
The winners of the fifth Think Pink Photo Competition have been announced by Dive Photo Guide and Dive into the Pink. The contest featured two categories: Macro and Wide Angle, with stunning submissions from underwater photographers. Simon Theuma won first place in Macro with a striking clingfish portrait, while Martin Stevens took first in Wide Angle with a photograph of jellyfish. Other notable winners included Enrico Somogyi and Jenny Stock. The competition raised nearly $3,800 for cancer research in memory of underwater photographer Deanne King. DPG RSS macro underwater photography wide-angle
- The Evolution of Octopush at Southsea Sub-Aqua Club
Octopush is a unique underwater sport that combines elements of hockey and diving. It has grown in popularity at Southsea Sub-Aqua Club over the years. Players use modified sticks to maneuver a puck along the bottom of the pool. The sport encourages teamwork and enhances diving skills. Southsea Sub-Aqua Club continues to support this fun and engaging activity for divers of all levels. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog diving octopush underwater
- ‘Toxic Trumps’ – venomous sea creatures and how to treat their stings
Venomous sea creatures, such as lionfish, scorpionfish, and stonefish, can pose risks to scuba divers. The difference between venomous and poisonous creatures is how their toxins affect humans - venom is injected while poison is ingested or absorbed. Treatments for stings typically include carefully removing spines, washing the wound, soaking it in hot water, and seeking medical attention if necessary. Other deadly creatures like box jellyfish and blue-ringed octopuses require specific interventions to manage their stings and bites. Awareness and proper treatment are key to safely enjoying the underwater world. DIVE Magazine scuba diving stings venomous
- Two SoCal Corsairs (Balboa Pier & Crystal Cove, CA)
This post shares the experiences of two dives at wrecks off Balboa Pier and Crystal Cove in Southern California. The first wreck, a Corsair near Balboa, is identifiable despite being a debris field. It tells the story of a pilot who mismanaged a flight that ended in a crash due to running out of fuel. The second Corsair wreck at Crystal Cove is more eroded and harder to recognize as an airplane, having been discovered in the 1960s. The dives highlight the historical context and current condition of these underwater sites. Corsair dive wreck WRECKED IN MY REVO
- Unprecedented International Effort to Prevent Shark Finning Blocked by Japan & China
A recent meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) faced significant pushback against a proposal to ban shark finning. Japan and China blocked efforts to limit shark fin removal at sea, despite an international push for shark protections. However, the meeting did result in some progress by establishing protections for other species like devil rays and whale sharks. This ongoing battle highlights the challenges in conserving shark populations, which are crucial to marine ecosystems. conservation marine ecosystems shark finning The Shark Trust
- Episode 191 Aniela Martin – Offshore Hydrographic Surveyor and Scuba Diver
Aniela Martin is both a scuba diver and an offshore hydrographic surveyor. Her love for the ocean began after her first dive as a teenager. She studied Oceanography at Southampton University and became a PADI divemaster, working during summer breaks in Italy. Now, Aniela maps the seabed using ROVs for various projects, including scientific research and renewable energy installations. Her goal is to share her passion for the underwater world with others. hydrographic surveyor oceanography podcast scuba diver The BiG Scuba Podcast
- Book Review: The Diver and the Cook – Trapped in 102 Feet of Water
"The Diver and the Cook" tells an incredible true story of survival and bravery during a underwater rescue operation. After the ship Jascon 4 sinks, saturation diver Nico van Heerden searches for signs of life in murky waters. He unexpectedly finds chef Harrison Okene, who has survived in a small compartment for over sixty hours. The book provides a gripping account of the challenges divers face in extreme conditions and highlights the importance of teamwork and communication. With firsthand accounts and detailed reconstructions, it is a powerful tale that resonates with anyone interested in the sea. divers Scubaverse survival underwater
- Shark Attack Reports of 2015
In 2015, the International Shark Attack File reported 164 shark-related incidents, but notably, there were zero reported attacks against scuba divers. Most attacks were classified as unprovoked, with the majority occurring in North American waters. As human populations grow and interest in water activities increases, shark-human interactions may also rise, though this year's data shows no significant increase. It's important to note that the total numbers can fluctuate each year due to various environmental and social factors. For Scuba Divers scuba divers shark attacks water activities
- Uniting for Coral Conservation with Baker’s Cay Resort
Baker’s Cay Resort in Key Largo partnered with the Coral Restoration Foundation for coral conservation. Employees and guests learned about coral reefs and helped build restoration materials like Spiral Trees and coral trays. The event included hands-on activities where participants assembled numerous restoration structures for future coral outplanting. The resort promotes sustainability by offering reef-safe sunscreen and selling reusable bottles, with proceeds supporting coral restoration efforts. This collaboration enhances awareness and education about the importance of preserving coral ecosystems. conservation Coral Coral Restoration Foundation™ Restoration
- Handling Regulator Free Flows at Depths [video]
Regulators can sometimes malfunction and create what is known as a free flow, where gas continues to flow uncontrollably. This usually happens due to poor maintenance or the effects of cold water. To prevent this, it is essential to have regulators serviced regularly and use cold-water rated models when needed. If a free flow occurs, divers should stay calm, breathe carefully from the regulator, and consider using a backup air source. It's important to know how to handle a free flow situation and have strategies in place for safety. For Scuba Divers free flow regulator scuba diving
- VIP Diving Acquires Flamingo Diving In Bonaire.
VIP Diving has acquired Flamingo Diving in Bonaire following the retirement of Flamingo Diving's owners, Fred and Monique Ooms. They chose VIP Diving for the high-quality service they provide, ensuring a smooth transition for their customers. VIP Group's co-owner, Jan van Nieuwamerongen, expressed pride in adding Flamingo Diving to their team, highlighting the beautiful location known for dolphins and flamingos. Customer satisfaction remains a top priority for the VIP Diving team. bonaire Flamingo Diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com VIP Diving
- Freediver tracks down astonished ring-owner
British-born Barbados freediver Alex Davis found a gold ring while using a metal detector near Miami Beach. He discovered the ring buried under sand and coral at a depth of 2 meters. The ring was not only shiny and undamaged but also had an engraving that indicated it belonged to someone from McMaster University, class of 1965. Following his find, Davis was able to track down the astonished owner and return the ring. freediving gold ring Scuba Diver Mag underwater
- Great White Sea – The True Nature Of Great White Sharks – A Video
The video "Great White Sea" by Beacons Films highlights the misunderstood nature of Great White Sharks. It emphasizes that these sharks are graceful, curious, and peaceful animals, challenging the negative perceptions surrounding them. The video showcases the beauty of these creatures and encourages a compassionate attitude towards their conservation. Interacting with Great White Sharks can be a remarkable experience, emphasizing the need for a more empathetic society for both humans and sharks. conservation For Scuba Divers Great White Sharks marine life
- ScubaRadio 11-16-24 HOUR2
Raja Ampat offers stunning diving experiences with vibrant marine life. The area is known for its rich biodiversity and beautiful coral reefs. Divers can expect to see a variety of fish species and underwater landscapes. Experts Mehgan Heaney-Grier and Jerry Beaty share their insights on this amazing diving location. diving marine life podcast Raja Ampat Scuba Radio
- Own a Profitable Fiji Dive Resort! Well established over 21 years. Amazing value, turnkey, and currently run remotely by owner. Meet the founder-owner at DEMA!
A profitable dive resort in Fiji is for sale, well established for over 21 years. The Waidroka Bay Resort offers easy access to famous dive sites like Beqa Lagoon and shark diving. Currently, the resort is run remotely by its passionate owner, Boris Kaz. Interested buyers can meet him at the DEMA Show at Booth #3097 to learn more about this exciting opportunity in the diving industry. Dive Resort DiveNewswire Fiji scuba diving
- The Slow Movement of Coral [Video]
Corals are not just static organisms; they actually move slowly over time. A short film titled "Slow Life," created by photographer Daniel Stoupin, captures these movements using time-lapsed photography. The film condenses nine months of footage into just three and a half minutes, showcasing how dynamic coral and sponges really are. It highlights their important role in the ecosystem, despite our limited knowledge about them. Watching this film in HD reveals the true, vibrant colors of these marine wonders. Coral For Scuba Divers marine life scuba diving
- Five drifting scuba divers rescued off O’ahu, Hawaii
Five scuba divers were rescued off the coast of O'ahu, Hawaii, after drifting for two hours. They became separated from their dive boat while diving in Hawai'i Kai. A couple on a yacht noticed them and called for help after they heard cries for assistance. A Coast Guard helicopter arrived to coordinate their rescue, and the dive boat eventually picked them up. Fortunately, all divers were rescued safely without injuries. DIVE Magazine Hawaii rescue scuba
- Thailand Liveaboard Adventure: Diving Richelieu Rock & Exploring the North Andaman Sea from 6th to 10th of November 2024
The recent liveaboard adventure from November 6th to 10th, 2024, took divers on an exciting journey through Thailand's North Andaman Sea. Starting at the Surin Islands, divers enjoyed check dives and a memorable night dive, encountering a variety of marine life. The itinerary included Koh Tachai and Koh Bon, known for their rich biodiversity and exciting shark sightings. The highlight was diving at Richelieu Rock, where divers observed vibrant marine species and even spotted a rare seahorse. The trip concluded with various certifications earned by participants and cherished memories of underwater exploration. Diving liveaboard in Thailand and Myanmar - BLOG Koh Tachai night dive Richelieu Rock
- Long weekend diving the Dominican Republic
A recent trip to the Dominican Republic featured an exciting long weekend of diving. Divers traveled three and a half hours from New York to Punta Cana, ready to explore the underwater world. They decided to dive in Bayahibe, which is near the famous shipwreck, the St George. The first dive site chosen was a reef called Guaraguao1, promising various marine life and beautiful scenery. diving Dominican Republic reef Scuba Diver Mag
- ScubaRadio 11-16-24 HOUR1
Greg The Divemaster connects with Dive God Neal Watson, Roz from the UK, and Pete from ScubaBoard. They discuss their experiences and insights about scuba diving. This includes the joy of discovering new diving spots and sharing tips. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community in the diving world. Community Dive God podcast scuba diving Scuba Radio
- Scubaverse Christmas Gift Guide 2024: Day 5
Day 5 of the Scubaverse Christmas Gift Guide showcases several great gifts for scuba divers. Highlights include SlipIns DiveSkins, which offer sun and stinger protection, and a variety of diving books from Miflex Hoses. The OrcaTorch D710 Dive Light is available in multiple colors and provides up to 3,000 lumens of brightness. For tech enthusiasts, the Scubapro Luna 2 AI Dive Computer features wireless air integration and is designed for casual divers. Lastly, a special offer for a 35% discount on liveaboard trips in the Red Sea is also highlighted. DiveSkins liveaboard Scubapro Scubaverse
- 44% of reef-building corals now at risk
According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, 44% of reef-building coral species are now at risk of global extinction. This assessment evaluates 892 warmwater coral species and shows a notable increase in risk from 33% in the last assessment 16 years ago. The report highlights how climate change is a major threat to these corals, which are vital for human livelihoods, shoreline stability, and carbon storage. Urgent action is needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to protect these ecosystems and secure a sustainable future. climate change Coral reefs extinction Scuba Diver Mag
- GO Diving Show and Scuba Show form promotional partnership
The GO Diving Show and the Scuba Show have teamed up for a promotional partnership. This agreement will help boost their visibility around the world. Both shows are well-respected events in the diving community, and this partnership allows them to promote each other’s events to wider audiences. The collaboration includes events in the USA, UK, and Australia, benefiting from shared marketing through print and digital channels. diving GO Diving Show Scuba Diver Mag Scuba Show
- ‘Dancing Mouse’ WW2 US destroyer wreck located
The wreck of the US Navy destroyer USS Edsall, known for its brave stand against the Japanese Navy during World War II, has been discovered in the Indian Ocean. The ship had endured a fierce battle before it was ultimately sunk by an air attack. This significant finding was announced by the US Naval History & Heritage Command on Remembrance Day, coinciding with the discovery made during an unrelated mission by the US and Royal Australian navies. Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving USS Edsall wreck
- Join Jurassic Aqua Sports for a charity Christmas dive
Join Jurassic Aqua Sports for a charity Christmas dive and help support marine conservation. This diving event is perfect for new divers looking to experience the underwater world while contributing to a good cause. Participants will have the chance to explore local dive sites and learn about marine life. It’s a great opportunity to dive, celebrate the season, and make a difference for our oceans. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog charity Christmas dive Marine Conservation
- Largest seagrass nursery in the world unveiled
The world’s largest seagrass nursery has been opened in Gladstone, Australia to help restore ecosystems in the Great Barrier Reef. Known as CQUniversity’s SeaGrow nursery, it is built in partnership with the Great Barrier Reef Foundation and Coles Group. This state-of-the-art facility was developed with guidance from top seagrass researchers and local Reef Traditional Owners. Seagrass is essential for the health of the Great Barrier Reef and coastal habitats. Great Barrier Reef habitat restoration Scuba Diver Mag Seagrass
- An Underwater Scuba Selfie Accident
Two divers, Bill and Tony, faced an accident while trying to take a selfie underwater. Bill had ten years of experience but lacked advanced training, leading to overconfidence. They dove to 120 feet and planned to enter a wreck but didn't have enough air supply. Key lessons from their experience include planning dives properly, seeking necessary training, using safety lines, and keeping ego in check during dives. These points emphasize the importance of safe diving practices. dive safety diving training For Scuba Divers underwater selfie
- The Not So Macro Life of Dauin
Dauin, located on Negros Island in the Philippines, is famous for its small marine life and muck diving. However, divers are often surprised by the presence of larger creatures, like Green Turtles that graze on seagrass nearby. The area is also known for turtle-spotting at nearby Apo Island, where snorkelers and divers can see both Green and critically endangered Hawksbill turtles. Research indicates a healthy population of these turtles, making Dauin a great spot for both macro and larger marine life. Dauin Green turtles Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving
- DIVE’s Biggest Shots of 2024
DIVE's Biggest Shots of 2024 highlights the best underwater photographs from the year's competitions. It showcases the winners and those highly commended in various categories such as 'Bright and Beautiful' and 'Cephalopods.' Readers can vote for their favorite photographs online until December 4, 2024. The winning entries will be featured in the Winter 2024/25 issue of DIVE Magazine, along with an in-depth profile of the Best Photographer in the Spring issue. competitions DIVE Magazine marine life underwater photography
- Local Guide to Raja Ampat Dive Sites
Yenkoranu Reef, near Yenkoranu village on Kri Island, is a great dive site in Raja Ampat. It features a sloping reef with a depth range of 3 to 30 meters. This site is perfect for snorkellers, beginners, and experienced divers. The water temperature is around 29-30°C, and it is notable for a mix of large pelagic species and smaller marine life, making it ideal for all levels of diving. marine life Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving Yenkoranu Reef
- The Adventure of Treasure Hunting Spanish Galleons, you can join us.
The article tells the story of treasure hunting Spanish galleons, inviting new divers to join the adventure. It highlights the historical importance of the 1715 treasure fleet, which sank off the Florida coast during a hurricane, carrying wealth worth millions. Experienced divers Marc, Carl, and Brad now teach marine archaeology and offer workshops for treasure hunting. Participants can dive on the wreck sites, learn about preserving history, and experience the thrill of treasure hunting themselves. For Scuba Divers scuba diving Spanish galleons treasure hunting
