
Thanks to glacial runoff and a long filtration journey through Iceland’s volcanic underground, the water pouring into Lake Thingvellir is some of the cleanest water in the world. Nowhere is that more apparent that in the Silfra Rift, the tectonic boundary between the Eurasian and North America plates. Here, divers can experience some of the […]

You don’t always need salt water and sandy beaches to have an amazing dive. While many people primarily think that the ocean is the best and/or only place to go scuba diving, many other locations offer pristine conditions and budding aquatic life in fresh water. Lakes, springs, rivers, sink holes and quarries can offer unbeatable […]

When you close your eyes to daydream about scuba diving, do visions of tropical reefs, colorful fish and teal water come to mind? While there are many amazing dive locations that embody this vision perfectly, divers shouldn’t dismiss the potential of cold water dive destinations. Your first cold water dive is guaranteed to be unforgettable. […]

After 3 years planning and hard work by our good friends and PADI TecRec divers Team Blue Immersion and their sponsors OceanReef they finally premiered their full documentary about Iceland and the Alexander Hamilton to an expectant crowd at the DEMA 2013 dive industry show in Florida. The expedition was based around the discovery in 2009 and a subsequent dive […]

In the early hours of 26th of June 2011 a team of divers including Team Blue Immersions Jonas Samuelsson, Erik Brown, Chris Haslam and Aron Arngrimsson left Reykjavik, Iceland for the Alexander Hamilton a US Coast Guard Cutter that was sank by a German U-boot in January 1942. Lying at 30 miles out and 100 meters […]

For most people, diving in a dozen countries is a feat worth bragging about. But what if you hit the 100-country mark? Furthermore, what if you claimed the World Record for scuba diving in the most countries? PADI Pro Karin Sinniger dove her way right into the record books in February 2013 in India. “It […]