Scuba Diving Tips Archive
Diving Vacations
Although we all know and enjoyed the excitement of achieving our first scuba diving certification, for many this achievement is the highlight of their Scuba experience. Divers, there
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Diving Equipment
The ability to maintain neutral buoyancy is a key contributor to enjoyable diving. Maintaining a neutral buoyancy allows us to effortlessly move below the surface without either sinking
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Diving Gear
Lobster diving or is it hunting draws big crowds down to the Florid Keys from October Through March. Lobsters can be caught in relatively shallow waters of about
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Scuba Diving Tips
Touching marine life is a no-no, as we all know and understand, but grabbing marine life? This video takes the cake. I came across the following video and
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Scuba Diving Tips
Diving disasters, although rare, can quickly occur out of the blue. The video referenced below is an illustration of how quickly a diving disaster can develop. On this
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Cave Diving
Cave diving is certainly not for everyone. However, if you ever wondered what full cave diving training entails, the following video is a must. The following movie of
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Marine Life for Divers
As scuba divers, have you ever been bitten by a fish or other marine life? Naturally when interacting with animals, marine or land based, there will be occasions
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scuba diving safety
The urge to pee while diving is a common experience that practically all divers face. There is no need to feel ashamed about this because there are a
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Diving Equipment
Seemingly simple devices in form and operation, diver down flags and floats are a key component of diver safety. Diver down flags and floats are supposed to indicate
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Diving Equipment
The need to be properly weighted is – and will always be – one of the top considerations for an enjoyable dive. While you may perfect your diving
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