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Disclaimer: The opinions of the author are her own and in no way reflect the opinions of PADI® or the dive shop affiliated with her. Of the many things I’ve learned in my Divemaster training (how not to map a dive site, and how to perform an equipment exchange while buddy breathing), a surprising number […] Type: Post
What is marine debris? Marine debris is anything that doesn’t belong in the ocean. Typically, marine debris refers to trash discarded by humans: plastic, glass, aluminum cans, fishing nets, etc. Ocean debris is costly to marine life and people. In 2016 alone, divers reported 1,624 entangled marine animals, and “ghost” fishing nets caused thousands of […] Type: Post
Read about Riley McNamara's journey to becoming a PADI Master Scuba Diver™ and the impact scuba diving has made on his life. Type: Post
From oil rigs and bridges, to wrecks, reefs, statues and countless marine species, each day diving in Florida is sure to bring a new adventure. Here are 20 dive sites that promise some of the best scuba diving in Florida for beginners and experienced divers alike. Type: Post
Diving at night isn’t just cool, it’s also the chance to witness nocturnal marine life on the prowl. Animals like eels, lobsters, shrimps, crabs and octopuses can be seen during the day, but typically they’re laying low, waiting for nightfall when they leave their assorted lairs to hunt. And, in addition to seeing these new […] Type: Post
The team at Temple Adventures, like many divers, feel an obligation to give back to the ocean for all we have received from it. They believe that all our underwater friends need is the right environment to thrive and so came about a project that served to provide shelter where there was none. Read on […] 