Becoming a Mission Hub: Dive Grenada’s Grand Anse Artificial Reef Project

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Over the past five decades PADI Members have certified millions of divers, instilling a life-long passion for the ocean and the desire to protect it. Still, the ocean is in crisis. But as the world’s largest network of ocean-advocates with first hand experience of the ocean, it is our legacy and mission to stand up […]

The 4 Best Places to Dive with Tiger Sharks

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diver in the bahamas with a tiger shark A firsthand look at the toothy grin of a tiger shark is nothing to take lightly. This is especially true when your view is through a mask, deep beneath the surface of the water. Are you ready to swim with these massive fish? Here are the four best places to dive with tiger sharks A […]

Dived or Dove – Which One is the Correct Past Tense?

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How deep can you scuba dive? The English language is said to be one of the hardest to learn. Indeed, its tricky grammar rules often lead to confusion, mistakes and the emergence of the Grammar Police. In the diving community, one of the biggest debates is whether dived or dove is the correct past tense. So, let’s settle things once and […]

7 Reasons Why You Should Complete the PADI Instructor Course in the Maldives & Work in Paradise

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why you should become a padi instructor in the maldives Crystal blue water, white sandy beaches, ocean thriving with life, sun and temperatures of 30 C (86 F) the whole year round. Doesn’t it sound like paradise? Add some mantas, whale sharks and dolphins, and you have a genuine picture of Maldives. After the COVID pandemic started, many dive centers around the world closed up […]