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Photo credit: Intrinity Divers It is the next generation of PADI Torchbearers™ that will help us continue to create balance between humanity and the ocean. From learning about their local ecosystems to helping PADI Dive Centers write conservation courses, we are inspired by the next generation of Torchbearer’s dedication to seek adventure and save the […] Type: Post
PADI Course Director Renee Street has organised an initiative to raise awareness and garner support for ocean conservation. Her plan is to walk around Gili Air in Indonesia for 24 hours straight, using each hour to highlight a different conservation issue. She explains; We caught up with Renee to learn more about her plans, her […] Type: Post
Sea turtle lovers will know that there are seven different species of sea turtle. And that past the green sea turtle and the hawksbill sea turtle, the others can be slightly more difficult to find. One of these more difficult sea turtle species is the loggerhead sea turtle. With populations in the Mediterranean, Florida and […] Type: Post
If you’ve been thinking about taking a career break, read on to find out more about taking a career break as a PADI Instructor. Type: Post
In general, you would think that divers and people who spend a lot of time on boats rarely get seasick. And while this is probably true, plenty of divers have experienced seasickness while diving at some point. You never know when or if seasickness will hit you, and it can happen at any time. Personally, […] Type: Post
We all come to scuba diving through different means. For some of us, the journey to becoming a certified diver and working our way up the PADI certification ladder is simple and straight forward. For others, the journey is full of challenges. We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Jamie Hull, a former British serviceman […] 