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Wreck diving makes a big impression on many divers due to the size, mystery or history of the wreck. Knowing where the best wreck dives are is a popular question among divers. We love wreck diving, and although the list of best wreck dives is endless, here are four more to explore. HMNZ Canterbury, Bay of Islands, New Zealand […] Type: Post
Now that you have an open water certification, you’ve set your sights on gaining more experience. You’re interested learning more and like the idea of taking specialty courses because you’ll have the guidance of a PADI professional. If the long list of PADI Specialty Courses makes your mask spin, here’s a list of four PADI […] Type: Post
Jet Lag, Melatonin and Diving – featured from DAN (Divers Alert Network) Long-distance air travel crossing several time zones in a short time causes jet lag syndrome (also called Rapid Time Zone Change Syndrome) upon arrival, because our circadian rhythm established at our origin is out of sync with the day-night cycle at our destination. Symptoms […] Type: Post
Ever have one of those dives where everything went wrong? Broken fin strap, low visibility, ear problems? While scuba diving can be one of life’s most rewarding experiences, we’re bound to have a “less than optimal” experience from time to time. You may be wondering if there are things you can do to help make every dive […] Type: Post
Husband-and-wife dive buddies John and Robin Fouquette share their insights on living the dive life as PADI Rescue Divers.
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Getting your PADI Open Water Diver Certification unlocks the doors to the underwater world. If you’re researching your options about learning to scuba dive, you may have noticed that the PADI Open Water Diver Course consists of 3 main phases: Knowledge Development Confined Water Dives Open Water Dives We’re here to talk about the Knowledge […] 