Scuba Diving is, perhaps, one of the most graceful activities we can do. With bubbles rising above us, we descend into another world full of amazing marine creatures and colorful coral formations.
Both snorkeling and scuba diving are brilliant sports in many ways. It is hard to compare the two, one is 2D viewed from above and the other is a 3D world viewed from within.
As their name states, they are part of the grouper family, also referred to as the jewfish.
The joint venture, entitled “SeaLife Shootout and Demo Event,” will present a series of local dive events and introductions to underwater photography through seminars and, when possible, hands-on underwater sessions.
This week’s dive etiquette tip answers the important question, “When should you give advice?”
Night diving requires careful planning and precision. Descend with care and know your limitations.
Once the reefs are gone, it may not be the end of the world, but it would be the end of something wonderful, ancient, rich, and lifegiving.
The nurse shark is one of the most common for divers to see while underwater.
Master Divers Needs Your Help to Raise $3000 for Project Aware’s FIN-athon If we raise $3000 USD, then on July…
So what are some fun facts about eels? In both salt and fresh water, there are over 400 species of eels.
With the buddy system, we always dive with a buddy. But does that mean dive teams always have to be an equal number? What to do if you’re the odd diver out.
Diving Dude: The Scuba Diving World in 6 Squares Singapore – 22 June 2013 SINGAPORE – Diving Dude, the social…
The fact of the matter is that every piece of core dive gear is of vital importance.
SeaLife Releases the Underwater Photography Made Easy eBook by Annie Crawley for Free on iTunes
The Scuba Snobs’ Dive Etiquette Tip of the Week Tip #1: Use a Boat Bag Dear Fellow Divers, We are…
The excitement is building, the anticipation is high as DEMA Show, the ultimate in diving, has now opened registration for…
Here is a list the most beautiful species that I have seen. There is no particular order, since beauty is, of course, in the eye of the beholder.