5 Reasons To Do Your Next Scuba Diving Course Locally
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Discover five reasons to do your next scuba diving course locally, from exploring nearby dive sites to joining your local dive community.
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Discover five reasons to do your next scuba diving course locally, from exploring nearby dive sites to joining your local dive community. Type: Post
Thanks to the hard work, dedication, and passion of these marine debris torchbearers, we're moving towards a healthier future above and below the surface. Type: Post
Birds aren’t the only animals capable of aerial acrobatics. Spinner dolphins can leap up to 3 metres/9.8 feet out of the water and complete up to seven rotations. They can also do above-water somersaults. Click to display the embedded YouTube video Why do spinner dolphins spin? Scientists aren’t sure why spinner dolphins spin. Here are […] Type: Post
Guest article written by PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer, Robin Fewster Sharks used to be plentiful in Thailand’s Pattaya and Sattahip areas. From black and white tipped reef sharks to bamboo sharks, Thailand had regular shark sightings in the early years of the 21st century. Unfortunately, this soon changed as spear, line and net fishing […] Type: Post
“This Earth Day is the perfect reminder that it is our shared responsibility to protect our blue planet. PADI is fueling a movement of one billion torchbearers to create ocean change, which is a rapidly growing community empowered to take meaningful and positive action. From taking part in citizen science dives to staying at eco-friendly […] Type: Post
If you’re a diver, it’s likely you have already heard about the phenomenal diving opportunities Australia’s east coast has to offer. But did you know Australia is also home to some of the world’s most unique, endemic and curious marine species? From humpback whales to cuttlefish, sharks and seals, Australia’s east coast will leave divers […]