Diving Wife, Happy Life! The love story of scuba

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Diving Wife Underwater Wedding Written by Alexandra Dimitriou Scuba diving has lead me to every joyous occasion that I can think of in my life. It keeps my family together, introduced me to my husband, unlocks the entire planet and I’ve made some of the best friends that this world has to offer. My story is perhaps similar to most […]

Take the Challenge: Expand your Diving this Year

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Are you a new diver looking to spice up your logbook, or a seasoned aficionado who’s found themselves in an aquatic version of Groundhog Day? Read on for ideas on how to broaden your scuba horizons over the next twelve months. See a coral reef glow at night For a level up on regular night […]

Becoming a PADI Divemaster on the Other Side of 60

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PADI divemaster at 60+ shelly craig Written by Guest Blogger, Shelly Craig   My husband and I started diving in the 90’s. We took some advanced training back then as we wanted to dive together off of our 18’ Boston Whaler, “Kokolishi” in the waters of Bonaire, a small Dutch Island in the Caribbean. We got our PADI cards for Advanced […]

Dive Accident Case Studies: Ear Injuries

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scuba diving The scenarios below are based upon real-life diving incidents documented by Divers Alert Network (DAN). Leaking Glove Leads to Ear Barotrauma You’ve likely heard about the dangers of distracted driving, but distracted diving is hazardous too. A dry suit diver with a leaky glove learned this lesson the hard way. He reported to DAN: “During […]