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3 High-Flying Spots for Altitude Diving

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Updated by Danielle Schofield on <time class="updated" datetime="2016-02-08T09:01:41-08:00">February 08, 2016</time>
You’ve dived in more spots than you can count – now is the time to broaden your horizons and try something new. Altitude diving is when you dive in water that is 300 to 3,000 meters (1,000 to 10,000 feet) above sea level, which means you can explore places most divers have never seen! To […]

Top 5 Reasons to Try a Scuba Diving Group Trip

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Updated by Brooke McConnell on <time class="updated" datetime="2021-03-31T20:54:46-07:00">March 31, 2021</time>
If you’ve never enjoyed the experience of a group scuba diving trip, now’s the time to sign up for one. Group trips offer many advantages and opportunities that you miss out on when traveling alone. Here are five reasons why you might want to sign up for a group trip: 1. Enjoy activities and locations […]

Underwater trash is not a treasure

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Earth Day may have passed us by, but you don’t need a dedicated day to take better care of the oceans. Scuba divers certainly appreciate the need to keep the oceans clean. The vibrant marine life and beautiful coral reefs would not be the same if the oceans were scattered with trash and debris. But […]

I Heart My PADI Pro – Contest Winners

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Updated by Brooke McConnell on <time class="updated" datetime="2021-03-31T20:39:31-07:00">March 31, 2021</time>
Congratulations to the three winners of the I Heart My PADI Pro contest – Jennifer Lane, Melissa Leonard and Sally Watson. The I Heart My PADI Pro contest took place in February and March 2014 via the PADI Facebook page. PADI Divers were asked to nominate the PADI Professional who they felt made a positive […]

It’s Fishnado!

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Updated by Andrew Jenkins on <time class="updated" datetime="2014-09-11T21:59:08-07:00">September 11, 2014</time>
The spectacular natural phenomenon that is known as a “fish tornado” may sound like an impending disaster, but this amazing gathering of fish is completely harmless. As schools of fish gather together to create a cyclone shape, swimming around and around, they begin their courting rituals. In this underwater version of a cyclone, high-speed winds […]

Scuba Diving – From Father to Son

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Buddy-Comando film from Richard Butterworth Our video of the week features is the true story of a young man who learns about his dad through the things he left behind. Here’s the official description from filmmaker, Richard Butterworth: My old man died 18 years ago. I spent the last couple of months going through his old things and really enjoyed […]