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Scuba News
March 22, 2025 by HAL
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 […]
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March 21, 2025 by HAL
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
March 20, 2025 by HAL
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 […]
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 […]
March 18, 2025 by HAL
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
March 17, 2025 by HAL
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
March 15, 2025 by HAL
Bubbles for Vets is hosting a charity gala on May 7, 2025, in Tampa to support veterans, first responders, and their families through scuba diving. The event includes a 40-hour online scuba course followed by an all-expenses-paid four-day training program, helping participants gain scuba certification and connect with their families. Dr. Joseph Dituri, a retired […]
Bonne Terre Mine in Missouri is a unique dive site located 1/4 mile below a town. This former mining site, now filled with crystal-clear water, offers divers 17 miles of navigable trails and stunning underwater views. Visibility can reach up to 100 feet, and most dives occur between 40 and 60 feet deep. With its […]
March 14, 2025 by HAL
Travel insurance is essential for any vacation, especially for scuba divers. It offers financial protection for unpredictable issues like trip cancellations, medical emergencies, and lost baggage. Regular travel insurance may not cover dive-related incidents, making dive medical insurance crucial for divers. Organizations like DAN Europe provide specific insurance policies that cover the unique risks of […]
Scuba Schools International announced Landon Wick from Neptune Divers as the winner of the 2024 Master Diver Challenge. Wick, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, completed four specialty courses and logged over 50 dives. The Master Diver rating is the highest recreational diver achievement. As the winner, Wick will receive an 8-day trip for two […]
Scuba diving is often seen as a safe and accessible sport, but true safety involves more than the absence of accidents. It requires active safety measures, training, and a culture that learns from mistakes. Events like the tragic death of Linnea Mills illustrate how hidden systemic issues can lead to disasters when teams overlook potential […]
March 13, 2025 by HAL
Dive News Curaçao has been recognized as one of the Best Scuba Diving Blogs for 2025, as awarded by Feedspot Blog Reader. This recognition highlights the blog’s commitment to providing useful scuba diving information, including dive site guides, safety tips, and updates on marine conservation efforts. By offering detailed insights and expert advice, it aims […]
The Emperor Seven Seas liveaboard was destroyed by a fire while moored in Port Ghalib. Fortunately, all passengers and crew were evacuated safely, thanks to the crew’s quick response to emergency procedures. This incident adds to concerns regarding safety in the Egyptian scuba diving tourism industry, following previous tragic accidents. Emperor Divers has an excellent […]
Yellow tangs are popular fish found in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean, especially around coral reefs. They are recognized for their bright yellow color and can grow up to 12 inches long. These fish are herbivores, primarily feeding on algae, which helps to maintain the health of coral reefs. Yellow tangs are social […]
March 12, 2025 by HAL
Using eLearning helps instructors manage scuba diving courses for their students efficiently. Facility administrators can easily purchase and assign eLearning codes through their dashboard, allowing instant access to resources like course progress reports. Independent instructors can also obtain codes by calling or emailing regional offices. It’s crucial for both types of instructors to monitor students’ […]
Traveling to Roatan in the fall is a fantastic choice for scuba divers. During this time, water temperatures are around 86°F, allowing for comfortable diving without a wetsuit. Visibility often exceeds 80 feet, making it perfect to see marine life and vibrant coral reefs. With fewer tourists, travelers can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and excellent […]
March 11, 2025 by HAL
The Nippon Foundation-Nekton Ocean Census has announced the discovery of 866 new marine species. This initiative aims to identify 100,000 new species by 2030, which is a significant effort given that only about 10 percent of marine life is known. The discoveries include sharks, sea butterflies, and corals, highlighting the importance of international collaboration in […]
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