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Two years ago, in this article, we picked out dive gear for women who wanted something a bit more feminine. And by feminine, we don’t mean pink; we mean equipment that’s considerate of the female shape, from narrower masks and fins, to tailored BCDs and wetsuits. Now, as we approach our 4th Annual PADI Women’s […] Type: Post
PADI eLearning Online vs. Offline: which one should you choose for your next scuba diving class? Do you know studying the theory part of your next scuba diving course does not need to happen in a classroom anymore? I was glad to review the two remote learning solutions PADI offer to keep up with what’s […] Type: Post
In July 2016, a group of divers set out to dive all five Great Lakes in one day. The occasion? PADI® Women’s Dive Day and a shared passion for adventure. For readers who aren’t familiar with the Great Lakes, here’s a fun fact: if you want to visit all five, the drive time alone is 14 […] Type: Post
Love scuba diving, history and travel? A career as an underwater archaeologist might be the job for you – if you have the patience and buoyancy skills. Learn more about what it’s like to work as an underwater archeologist. Melissa Price is a PADI Pro currently working at the Florida Bureau of Archaeological Research in […] Type: Post
As divers, we have the unique opportunity to slip beneath the surface of the ocean and experience the incredible beauty of the underwater world first-hand. Along with that, we unfortunately often come face to face with the abundance of marine debris that litters our planet’s ocean ecosystems. Luckily, as divers, we also have the ability […] Type: Post
When you think about taking a liveaboard diving vacation with your kids, you might have a variety of feelings. Perhaps you’re excited by the idea of showing your young ones the ocean. Or maybe you’re scared that they will be bored staying on a boat. We’re here to assure you that kids can have just […]