Three Top Wrecks to Dive in West Wales

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Synonymous with outstanding beauty, West Wales offers an infinite number of dive sites for all interests. Here’s an introduction to three of the best wrecks found along this rugged coastline. MV Lucy Considered one of the best wrecks in Pembrokeshire, the Lucy sank on Valentine’s Day, 1967, after striking a rock in Jack Sound. Its […]

‘Do I Need to Know How to Swim to Scuba Dive’ and Other Frequently Asked Questions.

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Is Learning to Dive Hard for deaf people Before learning to scuba dive, it’s natural to have some questions. Exploring the underwater world can be unnerving at first, however it is also exciting and amazing. Here we answer some common questions about learning to dive. 1. Do I need to know how to swim to scuba dive? Since it’s in the title, we […]

James Tickle: PADI Advanced Open Water Diver, Father of Three and Upper Body Amputee

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‘As a new diver, some skills are harder to master than others. Was there one you found difficult?’ When we asked our Facebook community this exact question, there was one response that stood out to us. “As a new diver with only 28 dives and I only have 1 hand and half a left arm, […]

Dive Into a World of Opportunities

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scuba diving with jackfish Are you thinking about pursuing a career in the diving industry? Do you have a burning passion for diving but are not sure of how to turn it into a sustainable income? Are you a PADI Instructor and want to broaden your horizons beyond teaching courses? The greatest thing about working in the dive industry […]

11 Different Types of Dive Buddies

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different types of dive buddies Dive buddies come in all shapes and sizes. Some are amazing divers and become lifelong friends, others make you wonder – did this person forge their certification card? Read on to learn about eleven common types of dive buddies, including the ideal one. The Nature Guide The Nature Guide has both the PADI Fish Identification […]