Divescover Blog

After living in Egypt for just over three months, I’d heard the words Ras Abu Gallum mentioned a few times. When my friend asked me to join her and 13 other people on an overnight adventure there, I had no … Continue reading →

So you’ve fallen in love with the underwater world? Whether you’re a diver or snorkeler it’s a great idea to have your own equipment and the best place to start is with a mask, snorkel and fins. The more comfortable … Continue reading →

In this blog, and in this website, we try hard to inspire and motivate you. The non divers, to take the plunge and discover the under water world. The divers, to dive more, to care more, and to learn more. … Continue reading →

Commonly called ‘getting narked’, nitrogen narcosis is a condition that occurs in scuba diving when a diver goes to a depth of 30 metres (100 feet) or deeper. It is caused by the increase in partial pressure of the nitrogen … Continue reading →

In this article I’m going to give some of the best advices I did not get, to make your travel experience easier and enjoy your stay in Philippines as much as you can! When traveling anywhere in Asia, Travel Light! … Continue reading →

So you finished your open water certification and loved it that much that you want to make it a regular thing? If this is the case then you should consider buying your own diving equipment, adding comfort, safety and enjoyment … Continue reading →

  Ts’o’noot -What on earth is that?? A new meditation system, a martial art form or a new life style?? No, it is the Mayan word for sinkholes in the jungle. And for us divers it means one of the … Continue reading →

by Peter Bucknell Imagine the thrill of being weightless, breathing normally under the surface of the blue ocean, eye to eye with all manner of creatures. This is scuba diving and almost anyone can do it. Discover Scuba Before making … Continue reading →

It looks like a cross between a guitar and a shark but the guitarfish is actually a part of the Rhinobatidae family which also includes skates and rays.  There are 46 species in this family, 35 of them being guitarfish … Continue reading →

What would you do if you were swimming close to shore and saw a 60 ft shark coming at you? Don’t worry, you don’t have to think about it since animals this size haven’t been seen in our oceans for … Continue reading →