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!


 
5,824 Scuba diving news articles in the archive.


    March 23, 2025

  • Relive the Red Sea’s Golden Age: New Paperback Edition of Treasures, Shipwrecks, and the Dawn of Red Sea Diving

    The new paperback edition of Howard Rosenstein's memoir, 'Treasures, Shipwrecks, and the Dawn of Red Sea Diving,' explores the golden age of diving in the Red Sea. This visually stunning book features over 200 underwater and above-water images, showcasing thrilling underwater adventures and historical discoveries. It highlights Rosenstein's role in shaping dive tourism and his encounters with legendary figures and world leaders. The enhanced release includes new images and refined text, inviting readers to explore the underwater world, whether they are divers or simply adventure enthusiasts. diving Red Sea Scubaverse shipwrecks


  • March 22, 2025

  • ScubaRadio 3-22-25 HOUR1

    This week, Greg The Divemaster talks with Pete from ScubaBoard about diving in cave country, which is known for its unique underwater landscapes. They highlight the challenges and beauty of this adventurous type of diving. There’s also a fun twist on Snow White that divers might enjoy, emphasizing the creativity in the diving community. Cave diving podcast Scuba Radio ScubaBoard

  • ScubaRadio 3-22-25 HOUR2

    The iCare Trash Derby is happening from May 1-4 in the Florida Keys. This event focuses on cleaning up the ocean and promoting marine conservation. Participants can help remove trash from the water while enjoying the natural beauty of the area. Additionally, Aqua Gypsy provides updates from the Cayman Islands, highlighting more diving adventures and ocean awareness. Florida Keys iCare Trash Derby Marine Conservation podcast Scuba Radio

  • Deep Dive Dubai vs. Other Scuba Diving Spots in the UAE: What’s the Difference?

    Deep Dive Dubai is the world’s deepest pool at 60 meters, offering a unique controlled environment for divers. This makes it an excellent spot for beginners and advanced training, unlike natural dive sites in the UAE, such as Fujairah, which feature rich marine life and varying conditions. While Deep Dive Dubai lacks natural marine creatures, it includes attractions like sunken apartments and vehicles. In contrast, Fujairah's waters are home to diverse species, making them suitable for adventurous divers seeking authentic ocean experiences. Ultimately, each option has its benefits and is tailored to different diving preferences. Deep Dive Dubai diving conditions marine life Nemo Diving Center

  • Introducing the all new GROUNDTRUTH x PADI UNDA range

    The new GROUNDTRUTH x PADI UNDA range offers innovative dry bags perfect for scuba divers. Made from 100% repurposed plastic, the collection includes a 10L Dry Bag, 1L Cross Body Dry Sling, and a versatile 25L Roll Top Dry Backpack. These bags are designed to withstand tough conditions, making them ideal for adventures and daily use. This eco-friendly approach aligns with the mission to protect the ocean and the planet. dry bag eco-friendly scuba diving Scubaverse


  • March 21, 2025

  • Episode 408 – David Shaw 1

    David Shaw is an experienced scuba diver, having traveled worldwide to earn advanced diving certifications. He has completed nearly 300 dives in about five years and is preparing to attempt a dive that will hit 300 meters deep in a cave. This achievement highlights the dedication and passion within the scuba diving community, particularly during the International Cave Month. cave diving David Shaw scuba diving The Great Dive Podcast - Podcasts

  • The Revenge of The Orcas and Its not a Movie

    Orcas have been attacking sailboats off the coasts of Spain and Portugal. These incidents may happen because orcas see boats as a threat to their food sources. One pod of killer whales attacked a sailboat for over two hours, causing serious damage by biting off the rudder. Fortunately, the crew managed to return to port, but the boat was too damaged for use afterward. This behavior highlights the interacting ecosystem between marine life and human activities, which divers should be aware of. For Scuba Divers marine life orcas scuba diving

  • Rhode Island Native Clinches Title of New England’s Youngest PADI Certified Master Scuba Diver

    Mia DaPonte, a 12-year-old from East Greenwich, Rhode Island, is now New England’s youngest Master Scuba Diver. She achieved this title on February 18th after completing multiple certification requirements from PADI, including 50 dives. Mia's training included challenging dives in cold New England waters and culminated in a trip to Cozumel, Mexico, where she performed her final certification dives. Her instructors praised her determination and passion for diving, noting that fewer than 2% of divers reach this elite status. certification Master Scuba Diver PADI Scubaverse

  • QUIZ: Ocean Ecosystems

    A quiz on marine ecosystems is available for experienced divers to test their knowledge. The quiz aims to challenge true ocean explorers about the various ecosystems in the sea. It's a fun opportunity to learn more about marine life while enjoying some friendly competition. Good luck to all participants! DIVE Magazine divers marine ecosystems ocean explorers

  • The 2025 Yap Day Festival Another Resounding Success

    The Yap Day Festival of 2025 was a vibrant celebration of Yap's culture and heritage. It featured traditional crafts, dances, and a culinary showcase that highlighted the island's ties to the sea. A notable highlight was the successful launching of a Yapese canoe, symbolizing ancient maritime practices. Yap is well-known for its stunning coral reefs and excellent scuba diving opportunities, attracting visitors wishing to explore the underwater world filled with diverse marine life. Coral reefs scuba diving Scubaverse Yap

  • 2025 International Cave Diving Conference To Take Place In Late May

    The 2025 International Cave Diving Conference will be held in Florida on May 30-31. This event, organized by the Cave Diving Section of the U.S. National Speleological Society, will feature several expert speakers. Topics include sump exploration, rebreather technology, and safety in cave diving. Ticket prices are $65 for members and $95 for non-members, and attendees can enter a raffle for a rebreather training package. cave diving rebreather Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com underwater exploration

  • Photographer of the Week – Tamara Christian

    Tamara Christian developed a passion for ocean life while growing up in South Florida. After becoming a certified scuba diver in Tobago in 2018, she fell in love with underwater photography and soon transitioned from using a GoPro to a professional Canon EOS R5 camera setup. She enjoys capturing the vibrant details of coral reefs and helps aspiring underwater photographers improve their skills. Her travels for diving and photography promote ocean conservation and highlight amazing marine ecosystems around the world. Coral reefs DPG RSS scuba diver Underwater Photography

  • ADEX OZTek Australia 2025 Coverage

    ADEX OZTek Australia 2025 was held in Sydney on March 15-16, combining two major dive shows—ADEX and OZTek. The event featured a wide range of presentations about underwater diving and photography, with around 66 talks scheduled. Exhibitors included dive resorts, technical diving equipment retailers, and underwater imaging brands, showcasing the latest gear for both recreational and technical divers. Attendees had the chance to learn new techniques and connect with the diving community, while also enjoying networking events after the show. ADEX DPG RSS OZTek scuba diving

  • Mercian Divers ‘top tips’ for applying for grant funding

    When applying for grant funding in diving, make sure your project has clear goals. Identify how it benefits the ocean or scuba diving community. Highlight collaboration with other organizations to strengthen your proposal. Be sure to include a budget that outlines how the funds will be used. Lastly, be concise and professional in your application to make a strong impression. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog diving grant ocean

  • Rescued From The Very Edge Of Catastrophe – Record Red Sea Dive

    Nuno Gomez attempted to dive to a record depth of 300 meters in the Red Sea but reached a depth of 271 meters before an equipment failure forced him to abort. The extreme water pressure caused his regulator to malfunction, leaving him without backup systems. Relying on his bail out bottle, he managed to ascend to a safer depth where safety divers could reach him. Despite not achieving his target, Nuno's experience and skills played a crucial role in his rescue, demonstrating the risks involved in deep diving. diving For Scuba Divers regulator rescue

  • Diver killed in scuba tank explosion

    A 27-year-old man named Brian Dorine died when a scuba tank exploded at a dive center in Pointe-aux-Piments, Mauritius. He was filling the tank when the blast occurred, killing him instantly. Sudden tank failures are rare but can happen due to stress fractures from misuse or overfilling. Proper maintenance, including a burst disc in the tank valve, usually prevents such incidents. An investigation is underway to find out what caused the explosion. DIVE Magazine explosion scuba tank


  • March 20, 2025

  • Diver dies, two rescued in Florida’s Twin Caves system

    A diver has died while two others were rescued in the Twin Caves system in Marianna, Florida. The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office was alerted about overdue divers, and a rescue operation was initiated. A cave instructor eventually found the missing diver in conditions with zero visibility but could not revive him. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the incident. cave diving DIVE Magazine dive safety Visibility

  • The Best Places To Dive With Manta Rays by Month

    The article highlights the best places to dive with manta rays throughout the year. In January, locations like the Socorro Islands and Raja Ampat are recommended. February focuses on Euskadi and Raja Ampat for manta mating season. March sees Socorro and the Galápagos Islands come alive with mantas. Throughout the year, destinations like Kona, Hanifaru Bay, and Fiji stand out for unique diving experiences with manta rays. Each month offers specific top locations, allowing divers to choose the best time and place for these incredible encounters. diving manta rays Socorro Islands

  • Your Complimentary PADI EMEA Dive Store 2025 Renewal Pack 

    PADI EMEA dive stores can claim a complimentary 2025 Renewal Pack that includes PADI branded merchandise to help promote their dive businesses. The pack features items like a PADI flag, a banner, a pen, sunglasses, and a cotton bag. To get the pack, dive store members need to renew their membership and follow a special link in an email from PADI between April 1 and June 30, 2025. Some members from specific countries must contact their Regional Manager to claim their pack. dive ocean PADI PADI Pros

  • Great white shark makes rare Nusa Penida appearance

    A rare sighting of a great white shark occurred near Nusa Penida, a large island in Bali. The shark was observed at a dive site called Pura Ped, which is known for strong currents and vibrant coral reefs. This encounter, filmed by divemaster Fabian Clinton, was unusual but not unprecedented, with another sighting reported in 2019. Divers were advised to stay calm and face the shark instead of swimming away, as this could reduce potential danger. DIVE Magazine great white shark Nusa Penida scuba diving

  • Free dive computer with Aggressor liveaboard bookings

    Aggressor Adventures is offering a free Mares Puck 4 dive computer worth $400 to travelers who book a liveaboard trip. This promotion is available for trips booked from March 19 to April 2, 2025, for travel between November 1, 2025, and February 28, 2026. To claim the dive computer, guests must make the deposit and provide some details via email. This computer is beginner-friendly and features a bright display and various modes for divers. Aggressor dive computer DIVE Magazine scuba

  • Whale Seeks Help and Thanks Boaters (Video)

    A group of fishermen in Sydney, Australia, filmed an unusual encounter with a distressed whale. The whale appeared to seek help by lingering near their boats, showing signs of having garbage and fishing line caught on its head. After some attempts, the fishermen were able to remove the debris from the whale's head. The whale seemed to thank them with a gentle slap on the water before swimming away. This event highlights the interactions between marine life and humans, raising awareness about ocean conservation. For Scuba Divers marine life ocean whale

  • Insurance for all with Westfield Sub Aqua and Marine Insurance Services

    Westfield Sub Aqua and Marine Insurance Services offers specialized travel insurance for activities like scuba diving and cruising. With over 40 years of experience, they provide tailored coverage at competitive prices, comparable to standard travel insurance. Their policies include options for both single trips and annual multi-trip policies, with no age limit on single trip plans. Importantly, they can also cover many pre-existing medical conditions. Dive enthusiasts can get quotes online or via phone to ensure they are protected during their adventures. insurance scuba Scubaverse travel

  • Building a Bluer Future for Indonesia’s Marine Tourism Industry

    The Green Fins initiative is working to make Indonesia's marine tourism industry more sustainable. A recent workshop in Jakarta brought together government officials, dive operators, and conservation groups to create a plan for eco-friendly diving and snorkeling practices. The goal is to protect coral reefs while also supporting local communities and businesses. This initiative emphasizes the importance of collaboration and financing for long-term success, ensuring that Indonesia remains a leader in marine tourism. Coral reefs Green Fins marine tourism Scubaverse

  • Aggressor Adventures Is Offering A Free Dive Computer When You Book a Trip

    Aggressor Adventures is giving away a free Mares Puck 4 Dive Computer for a limited time when you book certain trips. The promotion applies to liveaboard scuba excursions, Nile River cruises, and specific lodge vacations in Sri Lanka and Thailand. To qualify, you need to make a deposit between March 19 and April 2 for travel between November 1, 2025, and February 28, 2026. After booking, simply email your trip invoice, color preference, and shipping details to claim your free dive computer. Aggressor Adventures dive computer scuba diving Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com


  • March 19, 2025

  • Meet the Winner of the 2024 PADI Master Scuba Diver Challenge

    In 2024, the PADI Master Scuba Diver Challenge was held, with Zoe Cotterill from the UK emerging as the winner. To achieve the prestigious Master Scuba Diver rating, Zoe completed multiple PADI courses, including Rescue Diver and various specialties. She logged over 50 dives and expressed her passion for diving and ocean conservation. As the winner, Zoe received a dive trip to the Maldives, where she looks forward to exploring coral reefs with her mom. She encourages others to join the challenge, highlighting the support she received during her journey. diving Master Scuba Diver PADI

  • Say Goodbye to Jellyfish Stings – Meet Stingblade, the Must-Have for Divers

    Jellyfish stings can ruin a dive, causing pain and panic. The Stingblade is a new tool specifically designed for divers to safely and quickly handle jellyfish stings. It features a smart scraping design that effectively removes stingers without causing more pain. Eco-friendly and compact, Stingblade floats and is made from recycled materials, making it a must-have for every diver's kit. diving Jellyfish Scubaverse Stingblade

  • The Law of Primacy

    The Law of Primacy states that what you learn first is what sticks with you. In scuba diving, this means it's crucial for instructors to teach correct techniques from the very beginning. If a diver learns something incorrectly, it can be challenging to "unlearn" that habit later. Instructors must emphasize proper skills and techniques, as students are likely to revert to what they originally learned under pressure, even if they later learn better methods. International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI learning primacy scuba

  • Poseidon Diving Systems’ ‘One Shoe’ Dive Booties Are Back In Stock

    Poseidon Diving Systems has restocked its popular "One Shoe" dive booties. These booties feature a reinforced sole for better stability and protection, along with an adjustable bungie cord for easy wear. They are made from 3mm neoprene and include reinforced toe caps and heels for warmth and durability. Drainage holes help keep water from getting trapped inside, making them a practical choice for divers. The booties are priced at $129.50 and available in several sizes and colors. booties diving Neoprene Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com

  • The Truth About Sharks – Welcome DiveNewswire’s Latest Editor Dr. Mikki McComb-Kobza

    Dr. Mikki McComb-Kobza is the new Shark Awareness Editor for DiveNewswire and highlights the importance of sharks in ocean ecosystems. Since the 1970s, shark populations have dropped by over 70%, threatening their role in maintaining a balanced marine environment. Sharks help control fish populations, and without them, the ocean ecosystem can collapse. Divers play a crucial role in advocating for shark conservation by promoting sustainable tourism practices. Educating others about the value and history of sharks is vital for their survival. DiveNewswire diving ocean sharks

  • 2025 UK Dive Show Soars to New Heights

    The UK Dive Show in 2025 showcased the strong recovery of the UK's diving community post-COVID. Held at NAEC Stoneleigh Park, it was praised for its exciting atmosphere and quality presentations. The show featured renowned speakers like Steve Backshall and Andy Torbet, attracting diverse interests in diving. There was also a significant focus on scuba gear, diving travel, and conservation efforts. Overall, it was considered one of the best shows in recent years. diving travel Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com scuba gear UK Dive Show

  • Plastic litter increases by nearly 10 per cent on UK beaches

    Plastic litter on UK beaches has increased by nearly 10 percent, according to the Marine Conservation Society. In 2024, volunteers collected over 764,000 pieces of litter during beach clean events. Household waste made up 46 percent of this litter, with plastic fragments being the most common item found. This rise in plastic pollution poses severe threats to marine life, such as fish and seabirds, which can ingest or become entangled in plastic. Urgent policy changes and a reduction in single-use plastics are necessary to protect our oceans. DIVE Magazine marine life plastic pollution


  • March 18, 2025

  • Being Understood, not just Transmitting

    Effective communication is vital for successful scuba diving, especially in mixed teams. During a dive, misunderstandings arose when a group leader signaled a direction that was interpreted differently due to cultural differences. Debriefing afterward revealed the importance of ensuring everyone understands the message. To communicate effectively underwater or on the surface, divers should break their messages into smaller parts and check for understanding. Non-verbal cues, pauses, and closed-loop communications help ensure that the intent is clear and actions align. communication. diving team The Human Diver Blog

  • How To Kayak Dive [Video]

    Kayak diving is an exciting new way to explore dive sites that are hard to reach from shore. It’s important to practice getting in and out of your kayak with scuba gear. Once you establish a routine, kayak diving becomes easier and enjoyable. Choosing the right kayak is crucial, with popular options including the Ocean Kayak Scrambler 11 and Wilderness Systems Tarpon 120, as they provide stability and easy boarding. dive sites For Scuba Divers Kayak diving scuba gear

  • SSI Blue Oceans and Mares Partner with I.CARE for 3rd Annual I.CARE ‘Triumph Over Trash’ Derby to

    SSI Blue Oceans and Mares are partnering with I.CARE for the 3rd Annual ‘Triumph Over Trash’ event, aimed at cleaning up marine debris in the Florida Keys from May 1 to May 4, 2025. This event encourages divers and ocean enthusiasts to participate in underwater cleanups, with free diving offered by local dive centers. Non-divers can also engage in land cleanups to support this important cause. The Trash Derby Festival on May 4 will feature prizes and community activities, highlighting the collective effort to protect the ocean environment. DiveNewswire environmental conservation marine debris underwater cleanups

  • Get a free dive computer when you book a trip with Aggressor Adventures

    Aggressor Adventures is offering a free Mares Puck 4 dive computer when you book select trips. This promotion is valid for liveaboard scuba trips, Nile River cruises, and Signature Lodge vacations in locations like Sri Lanka and Thailand. Reservations must be made from March 19 to April 2 for travel between November 1, 2025, and February 28, 2026. The Puck 4 dive computer is user-friendly and serves as a helpful tool for divers. You can book directly through Aggressor or its resellers to take advantage of this offer. Aggressor Adventures dive computer DiveNewswire scuba diving

  • International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame Celebrates Women in the Industry with 2025 Inductees

    The International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame is celebrating its 2025 inductees, marking the first time all inductees are women. This announcement coincided with International Women’s Day and highlights the contributions of females in the scuba diving industry. Notable inductees include Simone Melchoir-Cousteau, Michelle Cove, and Anne Hasson, among others. They have made significant strides in areas such as dive tourism, conservation, and safety. The formal induction ceremony will take place in the Cayman Islands on September 20, 2025. conservation dive tourism scuba diving Scubaverse

  • Marine Life in Panama: The Best of Both Worlds

    Panama is a unique diving destination where you can explore both the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea. Divers can see diverse marine life, including whale sharks, humpback whales, and many colorful fish year-round. From January to April, Coiba National Park offers great opportunities to swim with whale sharks. Panama is also home to five sea turtle species and various shark types, making it a paradise for nature lovers. The underwater experiences in Panama are complemented by its rich terrestrial wildlife. marine life Panama scuba diving

  • Discover Red Sea Liveaboard Diving at its Finest with Scuba Scene (Watch Video)

    Scuba Scene offers extraordinary liveaboard diving experiences in the Red Sea. The luxury vessel features various amenities and tailored itineraries for different diving levels, from beginners to advanced divers. The General Manager, Ahmed Fadel, emphasizes a strong commitment to safety for all passengers. The liveaboard also organizes special trips for shark enthusiasts. For those looking to dive in the scenic Red Sea, booking with Scuba Scene is easy through their website. diving liveaboard Red Sea Scubaverse

  • Sea Shepherd’s Approach: Direct Action for Ocean Conservation

    Sea Shepherd focuses on direct action to protect the oceans and marine life. They actively disrupt illegal fishing, habitat destruction, and wildlife poaching. Their conservation ships patrol waters and help enforce laws against poaching. Sea Shepherd uses non-violent tactics to defend marine species and raise awareness of environmental crimes. With almost fifty years of experience, they continue to adapt to new threats facing the oceans. conservation marine life ocean Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

  • QUIZ: Marine Life ID

    Test your knowledge of marine life with a fun quiz designed for ocean enthusiasts. This interactive quiz challenges you to identify various sea creatures. It's a great way to learn more about marine biodiversity and improve your underwater recognition skills. Engaging with such quizzes can enhance your experience as a scuba diver by boosting your identification abilities while diving. dive DIVE Magazine marine life ocean

  • Parrot Head Reef To Be Dedicated September 1

    The Parrot Head Reef will be dedicated on September 1, 2025, in honor of Jimmy Buffett, who cared deeply about ocean conservation. Located off Key West, Florida, this reef will feature special reef balls that serve as underwater memorials. The project is a collaboration of various organizations, including Parrot Heads in Paradise and Eternal Reefs. These reef balls will attract marine life and help preserve the underwater ecosystem, aligning with Buffett's legacy of caring for the oceans. The public can participate by purchasing memorials, with a portion of proceeds supporting ocean conservation. conservation ocean reef Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com


  • March 17, 2025

  • Our Top Ten Scorpionfish Facts

    Scorpionfish are fascinating creatures often found in coral reefs. They are known for their excellent camouflage, which helps them blend into their surroundings to avoid predators. These fish have venomous spines, making them dangerous if stepped on, so divers should be cautious. Scorpionfish are primarily nocturnal hunters that feed on small fish and invertebrates. Being aware of their habitat can enhance a diver's experience and safety underwater. Coral reefs Original Diving scorpionfish scuba diving

  • Dive BVI Is Celebrating Its 50th Birthday

    Dive BVI is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a leading dive operator in the British Virgin Islands. Founded in 1975 on Virgin Gorda, it became a PADI training center in 1980 and later joined the Scuba Schools International in 2011. The company provides diverse diving experiences and educates the local community about marine ecology. Despite facing challenges like tourism shifts and hurricanes, Dive BVI remains resilient and continues to thrive. Dive BVI marine ecology scuba Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com

  • Share your ‘Dive to remember’ and you could win a drysuit!

    Share your most memorable scuba diving experience for a chance to win a drysuit! This contest allows you to showcase the moments that left a lasting impression on you during your dives. Whether it's an encounter with marine life or a beautiful underwater feature, your stories can inspire others. Participants are encouraged to be creative and descriptive in sharing their dives. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog dive marine scuba

  • April 2025 issue of iSCUBA

    The April 2025 issue of iSCUBA highlights various scuba diving events and training opportunities for divers. It emphasizes the importance of proper training and safety practices. The issue also features stories and tips for divers to enhance their skills and enjoy the underwater experience. Readers are encouraged to connect with local diving clubs for community support and resources. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog safety scuba diving Training

  • 2025 Yap Day Festival Another Resounding Success

    The 2025 Yap Day Festival celebrated the vibrant culture of Yap, showcasing traditional crafts, dances, and culinary experiences. A highlight was the rebuilding and sailing of a traditional Yapese canoe, reflecting the island's maritime heritage. This event provided opportunities for visitors to engage with Yap's rich history related to the ocean and its traditions. The festival ended with the passing of the event's torch to the Tomil Municipality for the 2026 celebration. DiveNewswire maritime traditional Yap

  • Women Who Tech Dive Amanda Baker

    Amanda Baker is a technical diving instructor from South Carolina who began her diving journey right after turning 18. Initially, she found recreational diving challenging but ultimately developed a passion for exploring deeper dive sites, particularly wrecks and caves. She emphasizes the importance of confidence and problem-solving skills in technical diving while also addressing the challenges women face in a male-dominated field. Amanda encourages other women to pursue technical diving, reminding them that determination and resilience are key to overcoming any barriers. International Training – SDI | TDI | ERDI | PFI technical diving women's diving wreck diving

  • Green Water Safety Stop

    A safety stop is an important pause for scuba divers as they ascend from deeper water, especially in challenging environments like the St. Lawrence River. This stop allows divers to adjust to changes in pressure, which helps prevent decompression sickness. By hovering at a certain depth, divers can ensure a safer return to the surface. Always remember to perform safety stops to minimize risks associated with diving. Decompression sickness safety stop scuba diving Scuba Hank NYC

  • British woman missing after Koh Tao dive boat fire

    A British woman, 26-year-old Alexandra May Clarke, is missing after a fire broke out on the dive boat Davy Jones Locker in Koh Tao, Thailand. The fire reportedly started in the engine room due to an overflow of gasoline during refueling. Other passengers managed to jump into the water and were rescued, but Ms. Clarke was unaccounted for. The vessel eventually sank, and efforts to locate her have been hindered by bad weather. The search is set to resume after conditions improve. dive boat DIVE Magazine fire Koh Tao

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