Freediving: The Adventure That Changed My Life

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Guest Post by EJ Marina Kim Last year, I was just a an ordinary office worker in Korea. Every morning at 8am I would join the crowds on the subway for my two-hour commute, only to return home at 9pm and fall straight asleep. This had been my life for the past three years with […]

Diving the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

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Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary protects the only living barrier reef in the continental United States. Photo: Matt McIntosh | NOAA Divers come to the Florida Keys not just because it’s the only barrier reef in North America and the third-largest coral reef in the world, but it’s also home to Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. “FKNMS holds a tremendous collection of shipwrecks representing much of the maritime heritage of the Atlantic world,” says Matthew Lawrence, […]

My Diving Bucket List

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Diving bucket list, Whale shark As a travel blogger I am quite familiar with the term ‘bucket list’, and I have had one since I was 16. It is still written on the same piece of Hannah Montana notebook paper, with many additions, check marks, strike throughs and tears to show its dramatic history through my youth. Learning to dive, […]

Take the Challenge: Expand your Diving this Year

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Are you a new diver looking to spice up your logbook, or a seasoned aficionado who’s found themselves in an aquatic version of Groundhog Day? Read on for ideas on how to broaden your scuba horizons over the next twelve months. See a coral reef glow at night For a level up on regular night […]