Divescover Blog
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On the eastern coast of Mexico lies the Riviera Maya, an area stretching from Cancun to Tulum and home to some of the best freshwater diving in the world, in the fabulous Cenotes. Immerse yourself in the culture, great food, … Continue reading
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Topsail Island, North Carolina, USA is located on the south eastern coast of North Carolina on the Atlantic Ocean. The 26 mile long island is comprised of three towns with slightly different personalities although family oriented is the common trait … Continue reading
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As a child I was always fascinated with the ocean, especially sharks. I dreamt of the day I would be able to scuba dive in the ocean and see its magnificent colours of coral, plenty of colourful fish and of … Continue reading
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The Bay Islands The Bay Islands off the coast of Honduras are some of the most beautiful and laid back islands in the Caribbean. Full of national parks, marine reserves, wildlife galore and superb diving, there’s nothing like turning up … Continue reading
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We have devoted the next few weeks to finding you some great spots to dive around the world in 2013, whatever your budget and interests may be. Whether you’re looking to escape the European winter, find your special island getaway … Continue reading
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Well, it’s that time of year again, hasn’t time just flown by? We hope you’ve had the chance to explore some amazing dive destinations over the past 12 months, and that Divescover has been able to give you some great … Continue reading
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The December Challenge: Our first challenge is here. Would you like to get an amazing pair of Mares Avanti Quattro fins? Yes, these are some of the most used fins in the world. And is likely that you have seen your … Continue reading
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Gran Canaria is the second largest of the Canary Islands and is one of the most popular places to go to escape the winter weather. The average temperature during the winter months is 20 degrees centigrade and in the summer … Continue reading
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The BCD is a Buoyancy Compensation Device is not only used to carry your tank but also to attach additional equipment such as a reel, dive knife, slate and surface marker. It is used to help maintain nuetral buoyancy under … Continue reading
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COCONUT OR VEINED OCTOPUS This smart little critter is the only known invertebrate to use tools to build its shelter, but not only that, it will collect items for future use as well. They will drag shells across the sea … Continue reading