Lionfish – brightly striped fish of the tropical Pacific having elongated spiny fins scorpaenid, scorpaenid fish – any of numerous carnivorous usually bottom-dwelling warm-water marine fishes found worldwide but most abundant in the Pacific You expect to see Lionfish in … Continue reading →

Black Tip sharks (in carcharhinid (shark)) …are the small black tip (Carcharhinus limbatus), which grows to about 2.5 m, and the somewhat larger large black tip, or spinner shark (C. maculipinnis). One small species, C. melanopterus, is found in shallow Indo-Pacific waters. … Continue reading →

Continuing with our “basics”, today we go on How to snorkel. Swimming is a favorite sport to all adventure lovers. People like to swim in the fresh, open water of rivers, lakes and seas. There is an interesting way of swimming … Continue reading →

For the newcomers who don’t know yet what scuba diving is, here’s a brief introduction: Scuba Diving is a fantastic experience. It offers people the opportunity to see the beautiful world under water. The abbreviation of SCUBA is self contained … Continue reading →

1. The Maldives The tiny Indian Ocean republic of Maldives makes for a diver’s delight thanks to the breathtaking lagoons emasculated in the deep blue ocean, abundance of flora and fauna, breathtaking coral formations and more. The best locations are … Continue reading →

Here we are. 2012  comes to an end and the divescover.com team is in a very cold place now, unable to do any kind of diving! However we can look back and see our evolution and where are we going … Continue reading →

Some dive centers ask us… Why should I buy a premium account? Well, here are some tips: Increase your visibility to divers. Get links to your website and increase your SEO. Be Featured in your region Be featured in our … Continue reading →

This post is for dive centers, but as scuba divers, you can pitch in and say what would you like to see from your favourite operators. The summer is over in the northern hemisphere, and therefore holidays for most Europeans … Continue reading →

Hi fellow divers! We hope that august was a great diving month for those living in the north hemisphere. Now is the time to look back, check the photos and try to recognice all these weird critters we’ve found out … Continue reading →

All divers are in agreement with one thing and that, is the pure joy they receives when breathing underwater and having the opportunity to share in the aesthetic miracles of the deep blue sea. With new coral reefs constantly being … Continue reading →