Divescover Blog

Wreck diving is one of the most exhilarating activities you can do! It allows you to step right into history and see with your own eyes the remains of the actions happening on the site. For the ones interested in … Continue reading →

How do you know which dive centre to dive with when you visit the Cenotes?  It’s important you know which questions to ask the centres when you’re shopping around.  Cave and cavern diving can be a dangerous sport if you … Continue reading →

Probably the most important piece of diving equipment you will buy, the regulator is made up of a few different parts such as the first stage, second stage, low pressure inflator (LPI) and submersible pressure gauge (SPG). There are other … Continue reading →

There are different hunting methods for preying fish in a coral reef. Some swim along the reef and attack potential preys, others hang out on a rock or coral block, waiting for the prey to just swim by. In both … Continue reading →

Nowadays it has become very popular to go and work as a volunteer. It’s a great opportunity to go to a country where they are in need of help. Doing a good deed will make you feel so good, and … Continue reading →

Scuba diving is a fantastic adventure sport that allows you to go outside of your element and explore another world. When you head down under the surface of the water you will discover another universe filled with colourful fish, ornate … Continue reading →

Next to Sharm el Sheik’s old harbour there is a less known wreck. Well what is so special… Not too many diving centres go there and it is full of surprises, there are even a couple of tanks down there.. … Continue reading →

A dive suit is used to protect you underwater, not only from the water temperature but from the environment as well. The first thing you should consider when buying a suit is how cold you get when you’re diving and … Continue reading →

When booking your holidays, I guess you’ll want to have beautiful beaches, a nice culture to visit, night life and – of course – top of the range diving! Did you also mention that your partner is not a diver? … Continue reading →