Why You Should Buddy Up With Your Kids
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If you love scuba diving and you’ve got kids, there’s a good chance that you want to share the underwater world with them. Search Results for: learn to dive
If you love scuba diving and you’ve got kids, there’s a good chance that you want to share the underwater world with them. America’s National Parks – 100 Years of Service
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Image by Jennifer Idol – “Bacteria mattes create the colors of Grand Prismatic Spring.” Written by Jennifer Idol, PADI AmbassaDiverTM Each summer, I determine locations and stories for next year’s travel. This year is no different, but my destinations were met with surprise by more than a few people. Rather than finally make it to […] My PADI Interview: Margo Peyton, Youth Diving Extraordinaire
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Margo Peyton initially started Kids Sea Camp as a one-week getaway designed to introduce her own kids to diving. Now, nearly two decades later, it has snowballed into a global community: She and her family run 15 weeks in 13 countries, including the Cayman Islands, Bonaire, Honduras, Fiji, Palau, Yap and more. What’s the secret […] PADI Women in Diving: Hannah Pragnell-Raasch
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PADI Women’s Dive Day has been a huge success over the last two years. In association with our annual event, we are shining the spotlight on some fantastic women in diving who have, and continue to do amazing work within the scuba diving industry. Here we interview Hannah Pragnell-Raasch; PADI® diver, marine biologist and proud Project […] PADI Scholarship Recipients Lives Change through Scuba
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The PADI Scholarship Program offers PADI diver training programs to people who would otherwise be limited to accessing these opportunities. It aims to create life changing employment prospects while fostering conservation-minded ocean ambassadors. Written by Sari and Roy, PADI Scholarship recipients. Becoming PADI Divemasters is transforming our lives. The AquaMarine Diving – Bali “Zero to […] An Introduction to Muck Diving – Getting Down and Dirty
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Less than 30% of our planet is made up of land so as divers we are extremely privileged to be able to explore some of the other 70%. Not all of our oceans are bordered by coral reefs however, with some excellent diving and stunning marine life able to be found in areas where you […] 