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!
- Tangled Scuba Divers Use Dive Knife To Free Themselves [video]
Carrying a dive knife is crucial for scuba diving safety. In a surprising event, two divers got tangled in their dive flag float line during a dive. Fortunately, they had a dive knife to cut themselves free. This incident underscores the importance of being well-prepared while diving. Managing the float line properly with a line reel could have prevented the situation. dive knife entanglement For Scuba Divers safety
- Pete Nawrocky Joins OMS as Sales and Distributor Consultant
Pete Nawrocky has joined OMS (Ocean Management Systems) as a Sales and Distributor Consultant. He has been involved in the diving industry since 1976 and has experience working with brands like Dive Rite and DUI. As an active instructor and technical diver, Pete enjoys training and diving in various disciplines. He is excited to support divers in learning about OMS and to go diving himself. DiveNewswire Instructor OMS technical diver
- Underwater Photographer of the Year 2025 is open
The Underwater Photographer of the Year (UPY) contest for 2025 is now accepting entries from November 1, 2024, until January 4, 2025. This year marks the contest's 60th anniversary and features a partnership with PADI as a category sponsor. The competition includes 12 main categories, such as Wide Angle and Macro, and introduces a new category focused on coral reefs. Winners will be announced at an award ceremony and their images showcased globally, emphasizing the importance of underwater photography and marine conservation. Coral reefs DIVE Magazine PADI Underwater Photography
- Review: Treasures, Shipwrecks and the Dawn of Red Sea Diving, by Howard Rosenstein
"Treasures, Shipwrecks and the Dawn of Red Sea Diving" by Howard Rosenstein captures the early days of Red Sea diving. The book recounts the adventures of scuba pioneers in a time when diving training was minimal. It includes fascinating stories about sunken treasures and famous personalities in the diving community. Rosenstein also navigates the challenges of political unrest, while describing his journey from America to becoming a dive shop owner in Sinai. This engaging read is a must for anyone interested in the history of diving in the Red Sea. DIVE Magazine diving Red Sea scuba
- Chasing Clouds Challenge – Heading to Bonaire
The Chasing Clouds Challenge focuses on sharing photos of clouds from different perspectives. Participants can include images taken from land, sea, or air. The creator plans to post a monthly collection of cloud images. This post offers a fun way for people to engage in photography between their scuba dives. clouds photography scuba Scuba Hank NYC
- ScubaRadio dives with the Bull Sharks of Bimini October 2024!
In October 2024, ScubaRadio will be hosting an exciting diving trip with bull sharks in Bimini. This adventure allows divers to experience close encounters with these amazing creatures in their natural habitat. Participants can expect guidance from experienced divers and receive valuable insights about shark behavior. It is a fantastic opportunity for both new and experienced divers to learn and have fun underwater while exploring the beauty of the ocean. Bimini. Bull sharks scuba diving Scuba Radio
- Episode 390 – Halloween Spooktacular 2024
In this Halloween episode, divers Jamesy and Brando share spooky stories about haunted shipwrecks. They encourage listeners to stay curious and fearless while diving. If you ever encounter something eerie underwater, just keep swimming and enjoy the adventure. This episode blends fun with the thrills of diving into mysterious underwater realms. diving haunted shipwrecks The Great Dive Podcast - Podcasts
- Azores Declares Europe’s Largest Marine Protected Area: A New Era of Ocean Defense
The Azores has established Europe’s largest Marine Protected Area (MPA), covering nearly 900,000 square kilometers. This new area is crucial for protecting essential habitats that support endangered marine life such as whales and dolphins. By limiting fishing and other harmful activities, the MPA aims to help marine ecosystems recover and maintain biodiversity. The Blue Azores program is a key player in this initiative, advocating for stronger ocean conservation efforts. Combined with active enforcement against illegal activities, this MPA can provide valuable safe havens for marine life. biodiversity conservation Marine Protected Area Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
- Race to 100: Help PADI AWARE Foundation Help Ocean Heroes
The PADI AWARE Foundation is on a mission to raise USD $100,000 in 100 days to support ocean conservation projects around the world. They received 150 grant requests from over 31 countries, far exceeding their budget. This program funds initiatives that tackle key ocean issues like climate change, pollution, and habitat destruction. Donations, regardless of size, play a crucial role in helping local organizations drive critical conservation efforts. By donating, you can support these important projects and also have a chance to win a dive trip to the Red Sea. community grants ocean conservation. PADI AWARE. PADI Pros
- PADI Adaptive Diving Week: Celebrating the Accessibility of the Ocean for All
PADI Adaptive Diving Week, happening from December 1-7, 2024, aims to make diving accessible for everyone, regardless of their abilities. PADI creates opportunities for divers with disabilities to explore the ocean, which can be both healing and empowering. This week celebrates dive centers and professionals promoting inclusivity in scuba diving. PADI also offers specialized courses for instructors to help teach diverse abilities. With over 50 accredited Adaptive Services Facilities worldwide, the goal is to ensure the ocean is open for exploration and enjoyment for all. Accessibility adaptive diving Inclusivity PADI Pros
- ‘We’ve bred corals to better tolerate lethal heatwaves’
Scientists have successfully bred corals that can better survive heatwaves caused by climate change. This selective breeding improves their heat tolerance within just one generation, providing hope for coral reef conservation, especially during mass bleaching events. However, the increased resilience of these corals is still not enough to address the severity of future marine heatwaves. Alongside breeding efforts, reducing greenhouse gas emissions remains crucial for protecting coral reefs and allowing these natural adaptations to work. conservation Coral heatwaves Scuba Diver Mag
- NOVEMBER 2024 SPEAKER – AN NG
An Ng will be the featured speaker at a virtual meeting on November 12, 2024. She is an expert in underwater macro photography and will show how to use the Olympus TG tough camera effectively. An will also discuss sea slug biodiversity in Semporna, Malaysia. Her dive outfit, Semporna Macro Critters, focuses on exploring lesser-known dive sites and showcasing the beauty of marine life. She believes there are no bad dive sites or cameras and aims to highlight underwater ecosystems. biodiversity macro photography sea slug South Florida Underwater Photography Society
- Raja Ampat Family Holiday
Raja Ampat is not just for divers; it's also a great family holiday destination. The area features beautiful coral reefs, vibrant fish, and stunning natural scenery. Families can enjoy a variety of activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, paddleboarding, and hiking. Kids can play on sandy beaches, while parents relax nearby. This picturesque region offers both adventure and relaxation for everyone. Coral reefs Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving snorkeling
- Using Technology to Protect Our Ocean
Technology plays a vital role in monitoring ocean health through the Pollution Tracker program. This initiative collects and analyzes data on pollutants in British Columbia’s coastal waters, using tools like EarthSoft’s EQuIS™ and Power BI to create visual reports. These resources help identify pollution hotspots, enabling quicker responses to environmental threats. They also assist in understanding how pollutants interact with ocean activities, which is important for future conservation efforts. conservation ocean health Ocean Wise Pollution Tracker
- Concise Guide to Sea Fishes of Australia
Australia is home to the largest variety of sea fish in the world, with over 4000 species recorded. The country features diverse habitats along its vast coastline, which contributes to this variety. In the northern tropical waters, colorful reef fish thrive, sharing many species with other Indo-Pacific nations. The southern cool temperate waters host mainly endemic species, which are unique to Australia. Australia Scuba Diver Mag scuba diving sea fish
- How To Survive At Sea – What To Do If Your Are Lost While Scuba Diving [video]
If you get lost while scuba diving, having a plan is essential. Discuss scenarios with your dive buddy before diving. If you find yourself lost at sea, stay calm, group together, and maintain buoyancy until help arrives. Use a signaling device like an emergency radio if possible. If you lose your dive buddy, try to find assistance as having more eyes can improve the chances of a safe reunion. emergency For Scuba Divers lost scuba diving
- Great Lakes Shipwrecks Threatened By Invasive Species [video]
Great Lakes shipwrecks, known for their pristine condition for over a century, are now at risk from invasive species like zebra mussels. These mussels cover the wrecks, threatening their visibility and integrity. Many amateur divers enjoy exploring these wrecks and finding lost treasures, but they worry that the wrecks may become unrecognizable. The situation is growing more concerning as the infestation of mussels peaks. For Scuba Divers Great Lakes Invasive species shipwrecks
- Fly & Sea Dive Adventures presents DEMA Show Seminar: The 4Ps for Successful Dive Travel Marketing
Fly & Sea Dive Adventures is hosting a seminar at the DEMA Show focused on making dive travel successful. The seminar will cover the "4Ps" of dive travel: Planning, Packaging, Promoting, and Partnering. Dive retailers will gain valuable insights from experienced speakers on how to enhance their dive travel programs. This educational opportunity is not only for experienced professionals but also for newcomers in the dive travel industry. DEMA Show dive retailers dive travel DiveNewswire
- Join the Award Winning Team at All Star Liveaboards
All Star Liveaboards is expanding its team and looking for dedicated sales and marketing representatives, as well as an administrative assistant. They have been in the liveaboard diving business for 45 years, starting with budget-friendly Blackbeard’s Cruises and now offering luxury options. Their fleet includes highly rated liveaboards, such as the Aqua Cat, known as the best in the world. All Star Liveaboards is committed to delivering excellent service, safety, and promoting marine conservation through various programs. DiveNewswire liveaboard Marine Conservation scuba diving
- Plaza Resort Bonaire Unveils DEMA Show Specials; Recognized in 14 Categories in 2025 Reader’s Choice Awards
Plaza Resort Bonaire unveiled its 2024 DEMA Show specials, featuring incentives like bonus dives for group bookings. The resort and its diving operation, Toucan Diving Bonaire, received multiple honors in the 2025 Scuba Diving Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards, including being named one of the Best Overall Dive Resorts. They excelled in categories like safety, training quality, rental gear, and staff. The Plaza Beach & Dive Resort was recognized for its value, quality, and overall experience. DEMA Show Dive Resort DiveNewswire scuba diving
- Cozumel Marine World, Casa Del Mar Cozumel Looking Forward to DEMA Show 2024
Cozumel Marine World, located at Casa Del Mar Resort, is excited to participate in the DEMA Show 2024 in Las Vegas. Jorge Marin, a dive industry veteran, will welcome guests at Booth #3033. DEMA Show is a great opportunity for the team to reconnect with divers and arrange future trips. Cozumel Marine World continues to provide top-notch PADI training and services, ensuring divers receive expert guidance in exploring Cozumel's beautiful reefs. Cozumel Marine World DEMA Show DiveNewswire PADI
- QUIZ: Marine Life Trivia
Test your knowledge of marine life with an engaging ocean creature quiz. It's a fun way to see how much you know about the fascinating world under the sea. The quiz features various questions that challenge your understanding of marine animals and their habitats. This is an excellent opportunity for both new and experienced divers to learn more about the underwater environment. DIVE Magazine marine life ocean scuba diving
- Photographer of the Week – Brandon Wiese
Brandon Wiese is a talented underwater photographer based in Southern California. Inspired by his twin brother, he became passionate about diving and macro photography, particularly focusing on nudibranchs. After realizing the incredible marine life near his home, he dedicated himself to capturing images of these unique creatures. Not only is Brandon skilled in underwater photography, but he is also a divemaster, allowing him to spend more time exploring the diverse underwater ecosystem of California. DPG RSS nudibranchs Southern California Underwater Photography
- Announcing the DPG Masters Underwater Imaging Competition 2024
The DPG Masters Underwater Imaging Competition 2024 is now open for entries. This prestigious contest invites underwater photographers and videographers of all skill levels to showcase their work. There are nine categories to compete in, with over $80,000 in prizes available, including dive trips and equipment. The winner will be crowned the "DPG Grand Master 2024" and gain worldwide recognition. Submissions are due by December 31st, 2024, and a portion of entry fees will be donated to marine conservation. Competition DPG RSS Marine Conservation Underwater Photography
- 200-Year-Old Shipwreck Found Off Spanish Coast
A 200-year-old shipwreck was discovered off the southeast coast of Spain by scuba diver Isaac Guerrero. The wreck, a 70-meter-long steamship, is located about 8 meters underwater and has a hole in its stern, possibly caused by a cannonball. This shipwreck was not found on any government records, making its discovery quite notable. Recent storms may have moved sediment and revealed the wreck site for the first time. scuba diver Scuba Diving – DeeperBlue.com shipwreck underwater
- Safeguarding Coral Genotypes for the Future with The ‘Tree of Life’
Coral Restoration Foundation aims to preserve the genetic diversity of Florida’s Coral Reef. Genetic sequencing helps identify different genotypes of corals, which is vital for increasing resilience against environmental changes. By planting corals of various genotypes, they ensure that some will survive even in extreme conditions, like rising temperatures. The “Tree of Life” holds a variety of elkhorn coral genotypes as a backup. Plans for future sequencing and re-population of gene banks are underway to protect this vital genetic variety. Coral Coral Restoration Foundation™ genetic diversity reef
- Continue Your PADI Pro Journey With the PADI EMEA Advanced Training Academy
The PADI EMEA Advanced Training Academy is a program for new PADI Instructors or those feeling less confident. This academy helps instructors gain additional skills and knowledge, increasing their confidence and employability. It offers interactive workshops, available in-person or online, over varying lengths of time. The program also adds to your resume and earns you credits for your professional file. instructors PADI PADI Pros Training
- Influential cave-diver Bill Gavin dies
Bill Gavin, a well-known cave diver and co-founder of the Woodville Karst Plain Project (WKPP), has passed away. He was a significant figure in underwater cave exploration, helping to develop safety standards and innovative equipment for divers. Gavin was known for his work in establishing the Hogarthian gear configuration, which later influenced the DIR diving philosophy. He made remarkable discoveries and connections within Florida's flooded cave systems, setting records in the process. His contributions greatly shaped the diving community, and he will be missed by many. cave diving Hogarthian Scuba Diver Mag WKPP
- Introducing the RS Series Drysuit from DYNAMICNORD
The RS Series Drysuit by DYNAMICNORD is designed for cold water diving. It features high-quality materials and a sophisticated cut, allowing divers to move freely and comfortably. The suit includes a durable TiZip zipper, adjustable valves, and options for electrically heated underwear. Additional features like the Molle fastening system for pockets and customizable cuffs enhance its functionality. Available for both men and women, the suits come in various sizes and colors, ensuring a good fit for all divers. cold water diving drysuit DYNAMICNORD Scubaverse
- Aiming for Harmony is the Best Option
Aiming for harmony in scuba diving involves respecting the underwater environment and its inhabitants. Divers should minimize their impact on coral reefs and marine life. This means avoiding touching or disturbing creatures and being cautious of their surroundings. By practicing good buoyancy control, divers help protect the ocean and ensure a safer experience for themselves and others. Harmony leads to a more enjoyable and sustainable way to explore the beautiful underwater world. Dive RAID International harmony marine life underwater
- Huge Deep-Sea Shark Encountered
A massive bluntnose sixgill shark was recently tagged during a historic underwater mission using a submersible. This is the first time a shark has been tagged from a submarine. Bluntnose sixgill sharks are ancient creatures that have existed since before the dinosaurs and are important predators in the deep sea. A video capturing this encounter showcases the impressive size of the shark and offers a close-up view of its eye. deep-sea For Scuba Divers scuba shark
- Turtle Rescue – Massive Barnacle Removal
A turtle was found struggling to survive, heavily weighed down by thousands of barnacles. While barnacles can be harmless and even beneficial in small amounts, excessive growth can lead to serious health issues for turtles, like fatigue and infections. It's important not to attempt to remove barnacles yourself, as this could harm the turtle and cause open wounds to get infected. If you see a turtle in distress due to barnacles, it’s best to notify a trained marine rescue team for help. barnacle For Scuba Divers marine rescue turtle
- Your Complimentary October 2024 Issue of Scuba Diving Industry Magazine is Out Now!
The October 2024 issue of Scuba Diving Industry Magazine is now available for free distribution. This monthly magazine reaches all dive retailers in the USA through printed copies and has a digital audience of over 17,500 dive professionals worldwide. Pick up a copy at the DEMA Show, which includes lists of exhibitors and seminars, as well as special content for this event. This publication aims to connect and inform the diving community both locally and globally. DEMA Show dive retailers DiveNewswire Scuba Diving Industry Magazine
- Maximizing Your Experience at DEMA Show
Attending the DEMA Show can hugely benefit scuba industry professionals. To get the most out of this experience, you should plan your objectives in advance, such as networking or learning about new trends. Research exhibitors and sessions ahead of time and prioritize educational opportunities. Engaging actively with others can help build lasting relationships. Finally, post-show follow-ups are essential for solidifying new connections and ideas. dema DiveNewswire education networking
- Heaven Saphir Offering FAM TRIP for Dive Travel Pros – SIGN UP AT DEMA SHOW
Heaven Saphir is offering an exclusive Familiarization (FAM) trip for dive travel professionals at the DEMA Show in Las Vegas. This trip will take place from April 3-10, 2025, and is open by invitation only. During the DEMA Show, attendees can also enjoy free Nitrox diving and special discounts on bookings. The liveaboard features several cabin options and experienced dive guides, making it an excellent choice for divers wanting to explore the Egyptian Red Sea. dive travel DiveNewswire Heaven Saphir liveaboard
- Dream Weaver Brings Nearly 100 Years of Dive and Adventure Travel Experience to DEMA Show – With a Twist!
The Dream Weaver team, known for its extensive knowledge in dive and adventure travel, will showcase their services at the upcoming DEMA Show. They bring over 100 years of combined experience and have recently joined the Ocean First community to enhance their offerings. Visitors can look forward to new diving packages at the Ocean First's Key Largo location, which will feature innovative accommodations and exciting science programs. The DEMA Show will also offer unique deals and opportunities for dive retailers and professionals to grow their travel services. dema DiveNewswire Dream Weaver Ocean First
- Stream2Sea Introduces Coral Care: The World’s First Sunscreen That Nourishes Coral Reefs
Stream2Sea has launched Coral Care, the world's first sunscreen designed to nourish coral reefs while being safe for marine ecosystems. Unlike traditional sunscreens that can harm coral, Coral Care is made with natural, marine-safe ingredients that promote healthy coral growth. In tests, it demonstrated a remarkable 21% increase in coral growth compared to untreated controls. This innovative product results from collaboration with coral scientists and is part of Stream2Sea's dedication to marine conservation. Coral Care aims to redefine eco-conscious products in the sunscreen industry. Coral reefs DiveNewswire marine ecosystems Stream2Sea
- PSI-PCI is Racing Toward DEMA Show – Yellow Caution Flag Out!
PSI-PCI is gearing up for the upcoming DEMA Show, offering additional training opportunities due to high demand. They have added 16 new seats for the Valve Repair Technician Course, which sold out quickly. It's important for attendees to watch out for counterfeit training courses, as one fraudulent “Visual Cylinder Inspection” course has been advertised. PSI-PCI offers the only recognized Visual Inspection Training® by cylinder manufacturers, ensuring quality and safety standards in scuba diving practices. dema DiveNewswire PSI-PCI Visual Inspection
- Wrecks of the Aegean: Italian torpedo boat, Aldebaran
The wreck of the Italian torpedo boat Aldebaran is located in the Aegean Sea, a popular spot for scuba diving. It sank during World War II due to an explosion from a mine and rests at a depth of 104 meters, split into two sections. The site is part of an initiative by the Greek authorities to promote scuba diving tourism, with Aldebaran being one of 91 designated wrecks accessible to divers. The wreck remains largely intact and is surrounded by impressive marine life, offering excellent visibility for divers. Aldebaran DIVE Magazine scuba diving wreck diving
- Scubapro becomes BSAC Kit Partner
Scubapro has become the official kit partner for the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC). This partnership will enhance safety and training for divers in the UK. Scubapro's top-quality diving equipment will support BSAC's mission to promote safe diving practices and training. With this collaboration, both organizations aim to encourage more people to experience the joys of scuba diving. British Sub-Aqua Club - News & blog BSAC diving Scubapro
- ScubaRadio live studio video feed for 11-2-24.
ScubaRadio is the first nationally syndicated radio show focused on diving, broadcasting live every Saturday from 3 to 5 PM EST. It features Greg The Divemaster and his friends discussing diving news and sharing stories in a fun way. You can listen live or through archived podcasts on various platforms. Viewers can also join the conversation live or watch the video feed on Facebook during the show. ScubaRadio has been entertaining dive enthusiasts since 1997. podcast radio scuba diving Scuba Radio
- 20 Years of Magic Moments: Celebrating the 20-Year Anniversary of Magic Resorts
Magic Resorts in the Philippines is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2025, marking two decades of incredible diving experiences. The resorts are offering a 20% discount to guests as part of the celebration. Located in Moalboal, Cebu, this area is known for its stunning marine life, including the famous Sardine Run and opportunities to dive with whale sharks year-round. Magic Resorts also boasts a fully equipped dive center, allowing divers of all experience levels to explore over 30 dive sites and enjoy unique underwater events like Mandarin fish mating rituals. diving Magic Resorts Moalboal Scubaverse
- Is Freediving An Extreme Sport?
Freediving is often viewed as an extreme sport due to its inherent risks and the impressive depths divers can reach. However, it does not have the same adrenaline-fueled characteristics that define many extreme sports. While it requires physical fitness, technical expertise, and mental fortitude, proper training and safety protocols can significantly reduce risks. Many view freediving as a peaceful connection with the ocean, separate from the high-energy danger of other extreme activities. Overall, with the right approach, freediving can be a rewarding experience rather than an extreme one. Alert Diver Magazine | DAN Europe extreme sport freediving underwater
- Ghost Gear: Pollution Haunting Our Oceans
Ghost gear is abandoned fishing equipment that continues to capture marine life, creating a significant threat to ocean ecosystems. This gear can include traps, nets, and lines that harm animals like sea turtles, dolphins, and corals. These items can entangle creatures or trap them indefinitely, leading to injuries or death. Moreover, ghost gear disrupts coral reefs by blocking sunlight and harming coral health, which affects the entire marine ecosystem. To combat this issue, organizations like Oceana are advocating for better fishing practices that prevent gear from becoming ghost gear. Coral reefs ghost gear marine life Oceana
- Remembering History Through Wreck Diving in the UK
Wreck diving in the UK allows divers to connect with history by exploring sunken ships and submarines. These underwater sites serve as memorials and each has its own story. Notable wrecks include the HMS M2, the SS James Eagan Layne, and the HMS Scylla, all offering unique diving experiences. Additionally, obtaining a Wreck Diver Specialty certification can enhance your knowledge and respect for these historical sites. Wreck diving provides an opportunity to remember the past while enjoying the ocean. scuba diving underwater memorials wreck diving
- Two Giant Nets Pulled in a Day to Protect the Vaquita
Sea Shepherd's Milagro Task Force recently pulled two large ghost nets from the Vaquita Refuge, highlighting the dangers marine life faces from illegal fishing practices. The first net was 457 meters long and contained various types of nets entwined, while the second, heavily anchored net measured 308 meters. Both extractions helped rescue live marine animals, underscoring the urgent need to protect the critically endangered vaquita. The removal of these nets is crucial in efforts to save this species and maintain healthy ocean ecosystems. ghost nets marine life Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Vaquita
- 10 Creepy Deep Ocean Sounds To Identify
Scuba diving is more than just seeing the underwater world; it's also about listening to the sounds around you. The article presents a video featuring ten creepy sounds from the deep ocean. Divers are encouraged to recognize these sounds, many of which may be surprising. The author mentions being able to identify only the sound of humpback whales and notes that some noises might sound like boats. Engaging with these sounds can add to the diving experience. diving For Scuba Divers ocean sounds
- International Training Unifies Under Scuba Diving International (SDI), Introducing “One Dive Family” Campaign
International Training has rebranded all its diving activities under Scuba Diving International (SDI) and launched the "One Dive Family" campaign. This initiative aims to unify various diving brands such as TDI, ERDI, and PFI while emphasizing safety, quality, and community. By combining their efforts, they aim to better serve divers worldwide and promote inclusivity in the diving community. The campaign reflects both a commitment to high-quality training and a strong network that supports divers of all levels. DiveNewswire diving community One Dive Family Scuba Diving International
- Introducing Wanderlust Hats and Apparel: Gearing Up for DEMA Show 2024
Wanderlust Hats & Apparel is geared up for the DEMA Show 2024, promoting ocean-friendly clothing. Each purchase supports local coral restoration efforts through donations to I.CARE in the Florida Keys. Their product line includes stylish hats, leggings, towels, and rash guards, designed for comfort and performance during water activities. These garments are made to withstand the elements and reflect the beauty of the ocean. Visitors to their booth at DEMA can connect with the brand and explore their sustainable apparel while enjoying the diving community. Coral DiveNewswire diving ocean
- Saudi Arabia Diving is Coming to DEMA Show!
Saudi Arabia will be showcasing its diving opportunities at the DEMA Show. XPLORE, a luxury travel company, will feature liveaboard diving charters along with unique land-based adventures. They invite divers to explore the untouched beauty of Saudi Arabia’s shores, particularly in the Red Sea. Attendees can meet their team at Booth #2062 and learn about exclusive diving experiences, including a special DEMA FAM Trip offer. DEMA Show DiveNewswire Saudi Arabia scuba diving
