How to Avoid Looking Like a New Diver

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how to avoid looking like a new diver Every diver was once a beginner. Some take to diving naturally, but most of us have to keep working at polishing our basic scuba diving skills. The Divemaster who floats effortlessly like a genie may have started out as a bicycle kicker, and the instructor who blows beautiful bubble rings may have struggled to learn […]

Dive Travel Done Light

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dive travel done light Many of the world’s best scuba diving destinations can be very remote, requiring two, three, or even four flights to reach. With every flight comes the potential for airline baggage fees. Overweight baggage charges range from $30-540 US (each way), and $150 US per bag is common. Oversized bags can cost an additional $60-600 US, […]

Introducing PADI AmbassaDiver Khaled Zaki

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Nudi antenna1 AmbassaDiver Khaled Zaki photographyWM What does it mean to you to become a PADI AmbassaDiver? Teaching diving with a focus on environmental awareness and highlighting the positive changes scuba diving can bring to people’s lives is my passion. So, receiving such a unique recognition for doing what I love to do on a daily basis, and have done for […]

Top 10 Wreck Dives of The Bahamas

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bahamas For dive-able wrecks in depths perfect for first-timers and pros, few Caribbean destinations deliver like The Bahamas. From freighters to Cessna planes, this island nation delivers show-stopping wreck dives. Each island has its own claim to fame—be it one stand-out wreck or several. Here are our top 10 favorites not to miss. Tears of Allah, Nassau […]

The Best Places for Beginner Divers to Visit

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dozens of small atolls scattered across blue water in Maldives Your PADI Open Water Diver Certification is a passport to the underwater world. Now that the other 2/3rds of our ocean planet is available for you to explore, it can be hard to decide where to go on holiday. To help you narrow it down, we put together a list of the best places for […]