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“From the largest animal to have ever lived on earth, to their hauntingly beautiful songs, incredible migrations, playful calfs, and stories of them going out of their way to protect other species from harm. Our mammalian ocean cousins need our help.” – Dive Ninjas, Whale Defender PADI Distinctive Specialty Many of us have spent numerous […] Type: Post
While diving some time ago, I overheard a nearby team going through the BWRAF (BCD-Weights-Releases-Air-Final check) predive safety check. At “A” — Air — they checked valves open, test breathed, AAS location, etc. and: “I’ve got 2900.” “Okay. I’ve got . . . WHAT? 300?” After double checking the cylinder valve, the team determined they’d […] Type: Post
Junior PADI Master Scuba Diver and passionate shark advocate Toby (and his mum Michelle) recently shared his short, self-made shark conservation documentary with the PADI Torchbearer Facebook Group. We were all so pleased to see one of our youngest Torchbearers – at only 12 years old – confidently speaking up on behalf of the ocean […] Type: Post
Deep diving opens up a whole new world to explore, from intact wrecks and unspoilt reefs, to different flora and fauna… not to mention the thrill of venturing into the depths. As you descend, you should also expect a few changes to your body and your surroundings. 1. Inert Gas Narcosis (‘Being Narced’) Breathing inert […] Type: Post
If you are planning to dive in Malaysia, you are in for a treat! Malaysia is home to some of the most iconic diving regions in South East Asia including Sipadan and Mabul, the Perhentian Islands, Tioman and both the Tunku Abdul Rahman and Terengganu Marine Parks. With such a wide variety of conditions and […] Type: Post
Boats open the door to a world of diving that’s inaccessible from shore. If you’re about to discover the attraction, read on for a brief introduction of what to expect on a boat dive. We’ve broken down this massive subject by types of boat. Depending on where you’re diving will likely determine the type of […]