The Blue-Ring Octopus
The Blue-ringed octopus, in spite of their little size, 12 to 20 cm (5 to 8 in) are perceived as one of the world's most venomous marine creatures. They are found in tide pools and coral reefs in the Pacific
4 Top Tech Diving Destinations to Explore in 2019
Tech diving allows you to explore areas other divers simply can’t reach; enjoying untouched dive sites and the peaceful depths of the ocean. It is hugely rewarding and becoming popular at liveaboard destinations around the world. Where can you go
Scuba Diving Career – When You Want It To Be More Than Just A Hobby
Are you tired of your normal workday? It probably seems that there's nothing more to life than driving to work in the morning, working with uncooperative colleagues, getting very tired, and then drive back home. Add to that all the
Recreational Scuba Diving – What Are The Benefits?
Recreational scuba diving is the act of descending below water surface with an open circuit breathing device (scuba). This form of diving is done with the sole purpose of pleasure and a way to interact with the environment below water’s
Common Mistake: My Scuba Regulator Does Not Supply Enough Air
Technology has advanced a lot for scuba divers and the equipment they use in the last fifty-years. There has been more improvements in the equipment from twenty years ago versus the last ten years. When some scuba divers go a
Top Tips for choosing the right dive mask
When it comes to buying dive and snorkelling kit, one of the most important pieces of equipment to own is the right mask. It is often the first piece of dive gear that new divers buy and there are numerous
Spring Has Sprung :: Time to Explore the Underwater World
Ontario Diving :: Join the fun! Dust off your scuba gear, gather your friends together and "take the plunge! There is a multitude of freshwater dive areas in Canada from British Columbia to Quebec, but the cold clear lakes of
15 Worst-Case Scenarios for Scuba Divers
Most divers are cautious and attentive in the way they prepare for and conduct themselves while diving. They know the rules and limits, they check their equipment over carefully, and they don't push the limits too far or too often.
Common Mistake: My Scuba Regulator Does Not Supply Enough Air
Technology has advanced a lot for scuba divers and the equipment they use in the last fifty-years. There has been more improvements in the equipment from twenty years ago versus the last ten years. When some scuba divers go a
Top 15 Wreck Dives in The World – Part 2
Part 1:::Part 2:: 5. HMHS Britannic 4. U.S.N.S. General Hoyt S. Vandenberg 3. USS Oriskany 2 . Scapa Flow 1 . Andrea Doria