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Written by PADI Regional Manager, Neil Davidson. Singapore is an island south of Malaysia that’s well known for its amazing skyline at Marina Bay, its cleanliness and for being the ‘land of shopping malls’. It is also, however, the perfect country to become a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor with incredible dive sites and marine […] Type: Post
Through primary school, high school, and university, I’ve always been a good student. I truly enjoyed having to prepare for lectures, write essays, and even study for exams. The revision period was nerve-wrecking, yet exciting, and I felt a sense of pride every time I could tell people that I had an exam coming up. […] Type: Post
According to the Smithsonian, there are over 2,000 species of endangered marine life. Each of these species plays a vital role in its habitat, yet because of pressures on the environment like fishing, pollution and more, these animals are all threatened with extinction. Divers have a unique opportunity to see and support these animals. By […] Type: Post
Written by Matt Testoni, Underwater Photographer and PADI Instructor. Travelling with dive gear is often a bit tricky, balancing your bags weight between clothing, personal items and dive gear is a struggle divers know all too well. Add to this an underwater camera and all of a sudden you’re checking in another bag or two […] Type: Post
There’s nothing quite like a mother’s love, and when it comes to ocean animals, marine mammal moms are some of the most loving moms in the underwater world. For marine mammals, the relationship between mother and child is one of the most vital and important factors of survival. Just like humans, marine mammals are warm-blooded […] Type: Post
How did you get into diving? Or more specifically, who got you into diving? You’re a diver either because someone took you by the hand and led you to an instructor, or you found an instructor who nurtured your interest. Maybe it was a bit of both or someone else helped you along, but no […] 