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One of the biggest mistakes new divers make is not connecting with their local diving community. It doesn’t matter if you got certified somewhere else, local divers love to share their favorite diving hotspots. It’s like when a friend visits from out of town and you get to show them all the most fun and […] Type: Post
Your PADI card says a lot about you: how long you’ve been diving, your certification level, the marine life you love, and more. Type: Post
Do you want to develop your dive skills, learn something new and expand your scuba knowledge? Did you know that you can learn new skills related to diving without going underwater? You can! Check out some of our favorite courses that you can take online… from home! Dive Theory If you are planning to become […] Type: Post
Birds aren’t the only animals capable of aerial acrobatics. Spinner dolphins can leap up to 3 metres/9.8 feet out of the water and complete up to seven rotations. They can also do above-water somersaults. Click to display the embedded YouTube video Why do spinner dolphins spin? Scientists aren’t sure why spinner dolphins spin. Here are […] Type: Post
If you can’t dive on lockdown, you can put the time to good use and relive your last dive trip by finally sorting through your images and doing some editing! Although you might love that image of a blurry blob of a frogfish, it might not generate the same level of excitement with your family […] Type: Post
Want to make a scuba diver cringe? Just throw a few questionable diving terms into your next conversation: goggles, flippers, or oxygen tank are good ones that will raise a few eyebrows. Journalists, travel bloggers, friends and family, scuba students…take note. Here’s how to properly speak scuba. Scuba terminology – what to say Never say: […] 