Become a Better Dive Buddy — Become a PADI Rescue Diver
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Becoming a PADI Rescue Diver makes you a better dive buddy — trained and prepared to handle a variety of diving emergencies. Search Results for: equipment
Becoming a PADI Rescue Diver makes you a better dive buddy — trained and prepared to handle a variety of diving emergencies. Bimini Scuba Diving: Hammerheads and More!
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Our story begins on Instagram… When looking through images tagged #padi on Instagram, we came across one of the best Hammerhead shots we’ve ever seen. We were able to connect with the shooter, Grant Johnson, to get the story behind the shot, as well as learn a few interesting facts about Bimini… Grant Johnson has lived in Bimini, […]
Tips for Purchasing Your First Underwater Camera
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One of the questions we hear frequently is, “I want to try taking photos underwater, what kind of camera should I get?” The underwater world is an amazing place, and hard to describe in words alone. With the right camera, training and experience, you can capture images of your scuba diving adventures you’ll be proud […]
The Full Face Mask Diving Experience
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Its often the case that we try new things by chance, and so it was with the OCEAN REEF full face mask (FFM) and integrated communications. Having completed my Tec Sidemount course and with a few dives left before I was needed in Sharm el Sheikh for the PADI Business Academy, I spotted two instructors […] 5 steps to happy dives
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For many of us diving is a part of our lives that also needs to fit around other commitments. Often, we fit our diving in at weekends or during our holidays. So it is important to get the most out of every dive. To do this it is essential to be prepared – it goes a long […] Destination Russia – Diving to experience
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I’m sure that before you starting reading this post Russia never came to mind as a place to go dive. Sure it will never be a mass market dive destination, but I’m sure it will grow as one of those destinations that is the scuba equivalent of backcountry. You might need a spirit of […]