Scuba Diving Blog for Divers about Diving

27 May 2013

My Best Dive Ever Was With A Snorkel

A story about the best 'diving' experience I've had, and why it's important to look around, even after the dive is over.

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19 May 2013

Snorkeling perspective and Cut fins: Common pro...

Get the best out of your photo dive! Read here about common problems in uw photography and how to prevent them. This is part 3 of the series.

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15 May 2013

The Biggest Dangers Divers Face: Part 1

Diving is a great hobby and pastime that we all love, but we should never forget that we are entering a foreign habitat - a place of existence within which we have not evolved into being. Part 1 of the dangers that can await divers below the surface.

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2 May 2013

Diving in Fresh Water vs. Salt Water

An overview of the difference between diving in salt and fresh water.

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29 April 2013

State of the Reef: An Introduction

This is the first in the series State of the Reef. Each post focuses on conservation, science or news about the health of our world's coral reef ecosystem.

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23 April 2013

Kayak Diving

Scuba diving and kayaking – what could possibly be better than combining these two exciting activities?

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2 April 2013

Mishaps and Misfortunes

From novice to know-it-all: some of the calamities that befall a rookie diver, from underwater panic attacks to losing your regulator and being rescued by your buddy.

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20 March 2013

In Defense of Sharks

Sharks are ancient creatures that have swam Earth's oceans for over 420 million years, long before any creeping creature crawled onto dry land. Many shark species are top predators vital to the health of the oceanic food chain. Fear of sharks has infected the human mind and shark populations have taken a hard hit in the last several decades. Overfishing, exploitation and ign...

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17 March 2013

Cay Sal Bank Drift Dive

Blue Holes and extreme drift dives along the Bahamas, Cay Sal Bank south wall. A seven night adventure where I decided not to swim with the sharks after the dive masters chummed for them, but then nearly drifted to Cuba out of inexperience. I was saved by a handsome young dive master...Cay Sal Bank is amazing!

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