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You maybe think that the briefing is the job for a divemaster, but as a experienced diver you will also have to lead a group of friends eventually. The fact that you are by yourselves doesnt mean that a proper … Continue reading →

Once you finish your open water course you’re certified to dive without a guide, though most people prefer to dive with one in an area they don’t know so they get the most out of their diving, it is possible … Continue reading →

Everybody does it, without noticing and yet it is the one skill which determines the actual level of a diver. Remember the first time when you had a regulator in your mouth, standing in the shallow water having something made … Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

Do you love taking underwater photos?  The best thing about macro is that your subjects rarely move, making them an easy target for your attention.  Here are a few tips to improve your macro photography. The first place to start … Continue reading →