Get your PADI in Boracay

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Boracay Philippines   The Philippines government has announced that Boracay will close to tourists from 26 April 2018 for up to six months to allow for environmental rehabilitation. Check your local travel advisory board or department for travel advice and updates.   Boracay is a small but bustling island in the Western Visayas in the Philippines. It also […]

Mobula Rays Belly Flop to Attract Mates

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Click to display the embedded YouTube video Our Featured Video of the Week was filmed by BBC in the Gulf of California, Mexico, as part of a new BBC / Discovery coproduction television series. In this incredible video, you see mobula rays, sometimes called “flying rays” leaping effortlessly from the sea while gathered in groups […]

Interview with Jayne Jenkins, an Inspirer of Ocean-Lovers

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Jayne Jenkins is a celebrated underwater photographer and PADI Underwater Photography Instructor. As the resident photographer for the Catlin Seaview Survey as well as Vice President for the Australasian Our World Underwater Scholarship Society, Jane helps to inspire passion for the ocean within the younger generations. Being Vice President and Board of Director member for the Our World Underwater Scholarship […]

Get Your PADI in El Nido

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El Nido in Palawan, Philippines El Nido is a municipality at the northern tip of Palawan in the Philippines. Comprising 45 islands and islets, El Nido has a population of 36,000. Located 230km north of Palawan’s capital, Puerto Princesa, El Nido is described as the gateway to the pristine Bacuit Archipelago. The limestone cliffs have led to visitors likening El […]