From the cold, nutrient-rich waters of British Columbia to the St. Lawrence River and the dramatic seascapes of Newfoundland, wreck diving in Canada provides a mix of natural beauty and historical intrigue. These wrecks range from WWII freighters and luxury
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 in low-visibility often involves dark water, such as at night or in cave systems. Those who enjoy diving in caves or at night need to use a glow-in-the-dark scuba diving rope. Glo-Rope’s glow rope is a leading name
Wreck diving is fascinating and provides unique opportunities to delve into human history whilst enjoying exceptional marine life. There are shipwrecks in shallow and deep waters for all divers to enjoy at top shipwreck destinations around the globe. One of
I am a professional cave diver. I teach cave diving, guide visiting divers in caves, and explore new caves. When I tell people what I do for a living, they usually mumble some sort of standard response -- "Oh that
Nitrox Dive Tanks While there are many benefits to diving with enriched air nitrox, there are also limitations and risks. Consider the following seven limitations and risks of diving with enriched air nitrox. 1. Enriched Air Nitrox
Lee Taylor-Watson, scuba diver and owner of Dive Media Job commitments kept Lee Taylor-Watson away from his passion for scuba diving until he incorporated it into his work. He qualified as a diver in 2006 in his native
Originally published 4 July 2013 @ Scuba Scoop Both Are Caused By Nitrogen, So What Is the Difference?: During the open water certification course, student divers learn about both nitrogen narcosis and decompression sickness. I have noticed that students tend
