DiveAdvisor | A Social Scuba Diving Network

Dive Advisor is a blogging, dive logging
and communication platfrom built for
Scuba Divers and Scuba Businesses.

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Much like a facebook page - you need to first have a personal account through which you can login and manage the business page.

After creating a personal account, you will be directed to 'My Dive Shop' section where you can claim existing listing or create a new one.

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Dive Advisor is a comprehensive communication network tailored to the needs of the Global Scuba Diving Community and Industry.

Our network provides divers with the most extensive directory of dive sites, shops, certifications & marine life.

Our network offers divers real and trusted advice based on user generated content in the form of Dive Logs, Reviews, and Media.

Our network enables Divers and Dive shops to follow and message each other through a safe and non-personal space.

You have to have a personal account on DiveAdvisor before you can register or claim a page for your business.

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our very own Scuba publication

The Sub2o, Dive Advisor’s online publication, is a collection of informative and entertaining stories written by experienced and passionate divers that love to document the underwater world.

Colorful Fiji

Pinks, purples, yellows, and reds - underwater Fiji is all about color. Soft corals abound and brilliant marine life makes the diving picture perfect. Known as the Soft Coral Capital of the World, Fiji does not disappoint.

Ni'ihau - The Forbbiden Island

Northwest of Kauai, the tiny island of Ni'ihau and its neighbor, Lehua Rock, have some of Hawaii's best diving. Known as the Forbidden Island, divers will find sheer drop-offs, healthy corals, the chance to see pelagic and maybe a glimpse of the elusive and endangered Hawaiian monk seal.

The Kasai Wall

A rich biodiversity in one single dive spot? The Kasai Wall in Moalboal (Philippines) offers fascinating dives with a lot of critters, and sometimes big stuff too. I have seen many house reefs around the world, and The Kasai Wall is worth being called a very special one.

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