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At 21, I left France behind for the first time on my own and moved to Canada for a year. It never occurred to me that solo travel was an odd thing. A few years later I became a scuba diver in Thailand, backpacking on my own. I kept travelling solo for scuba diving to […] Type: Post
Scubashooters.net is the first comprehensive network dedicated to underwater photography. Founded in 2012, Scubashooters managed to gather underwater photographers from all over the world and offer a wide array of possibilities not only to these artists but also to all ocean lovers and marine life enthusiasts. The network is structured around the scubashooters.net […] Type: Post
Written by Alexandra Dimitriou Bucket lists. Everyone has one. Mine gets longer every day. As I add to my mental list of dream dive destinations, each item seems to get further and further away. Why? Because dreams are expensive. Bucket list items seem to be the most expensive of them all. It doesn’t need to be. […] Type: Post
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 […] Type: Post
As if you needed another reason to take pride in flashing your certification card, PADI’s new replacement card series warrants extra bragging rights. Each of the four cards features an awe-inspiring image of one of the world’s most iconic diving destinations. Here are the four magical dive locales that you’ll want to add to your […] Type: Post
Jennifer Tuffen, better known as @izkiz, is a world traveler, photographer, and recently-certified PADI Open Water Diver. “It was an unforgettable experience, I felt like Ariel from The Little Mermaid. We saw stonefish, scorpionfish, lionfish, eels and dived a shipwreck and a tank wreck. Jordan is an incredibly beautiful country, and divers come from all […]