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Boracay is a small island in the Philippines known for its powdery, white sand beaches – and being off-limits to tourists during 2018. The Philippines government closed the island for six months while crews made improvements to the island’s infrastructure. Now that this beautiful island is once again welcoming visitors, here are five reasons to […] Type: Post
Some divers travel thousands of miles to complete instructor training in a resort destination, but divers in North America have plenty of great options closer to home. When choosing where to do your PADI® Instructor Development Course (IDC), there are a few things to consider: Click to display the embedded YouTube video What is your […] Type: Post
Are you aware of PADI’s Four Pillars of Change? Many divers, once they become aware of them, often want to know how they can help, and positively impact PADI’s commitments as a part of the community. This post will share a few ways you can do just that! In short, the Four Pillars of Change […] Type: Post
Sometimes we dive to escape the noise, but divers are anything but disconnected from life. We are simply looking for something deeper... Type: Post
Scuba diving with your family is an incredible experience that will leave you with many treasured memories for years to come. Type: Post
For most people, just getting certified as a PADI Freediver™ was a huge achievement. However for Wojtek Czyz, an above the knee amputee, PADI Instructor, PADI Freediver Instructor and Paralympic medalist, getting certified was just the tip of the iceberg. Wojtek discovered that there were no freediving World Records categories for people with disabilities so […] 