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Written by Guest Blogger, Melissa Rimac As we pause to get our heads (and our hearts) around the sight of 4 massive manta rays gliding close by in transfixing formation, I’m doubly pleased that we pushed doubts aside and visited Komodo, Indonesia in the ‘rainy’ season. For it’s in this window – between November and […] Type: Post
Out of the entire animal kingdom, male seahorses are the only males in the world that undergo pregnancy and give birth to their offspring. Type: Post
Scuba diving and freediving are two of the only sports that allow us to relax in one of the most peaceful environments on the planet. For those wanting to challenge their limits, freediving competitions offer divers the chance to test their skills and learn the best practices from the pros. At the Xibala 2019 Freediving […] Type: Post
We caught up with Amy Parker after hearing her podcast, Sea Tales, where she delves into marine conservation issues and projects around the UK coastline. With interviews from people on the front line of marine conservation the advice in these episodes is relevant to anyone wanting to delve into conservation around the world. Here we […] Type: Post
Ecotourism: ‘Travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the wellbeing of local people’. Home to the second largest barrier reef in the world, endless white sand islands, tropical rainforests, multicolored wildlife and mystical cenotes, this region seems to have it all. Discover these amazing eco resorts that offer world-class diving in dreamy […] Type: Post
In today’s post, things are going to get hairy. Braids, bangs, mustaches and how to deal with long hair, we’re going to cover it all. Read on to learn how to keep your hair healthy and how to prevent common hair-related problems when scuba diving. Mustaches and Mask Leaks Your mask requires a good seal […] 