Sarah Ward; Professional Archaeologist, Diver and Tutor

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Sarah Ward has a passion for marine history, as a professional archaeologist and a tutor for the Australian Institute of Maritime Archaeology Sarah has been able to travel and dive across the world and was kind enough to share with us her experience as a professional diver and archaeologist. What does your diving certification mean to you? […]

Dive into History with the PADI Wreck Diver Course

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Underwater wrecks, hidden away from non-divers, are a three-dimensional history lesson exclusively made for scuba divers. Some wrecks originate from tragedy, and others are sunk on purpose. A wreck dive can be a sunken ship, boat, car, plane, or even a train. Wreck diving gives us a sense of scale not found on land. Underwater, […]

Open Water Diver Course: 3 Options for Knowledge Development

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Open Water Touch - Local Diving Getting your PADI Open Water Diver Certification unlocks the doors to the underwater world. If you’re researching your options about learning to scuba dive, you may have noticed that the PADI Open Water Diver Course consists of 3 main phases: Knowledge Development Confined Water Dives Open Water Dives We’re here to talk about the Knowledge […]

Win a Dive Expedition in the Seychelles, Mexico or Fiji

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Do good, win big! Have you ever dreamed of taking a scuba dive vacation to an exotic destination? Now’s your chance… Project AWARE has partnered up with GVI and PADI to give one lucky grand prize winner a once in a lifetime opportunity. How to enter: Donate to Project AWARE for your chance to jet off to the Seychelles, Mexico or Fiji. […]