Underwater wrecks, hidden away from non-divers, are a three-dimensional history lesson exclusively made for scuba divers. Some wrecks originate from tragedy, and others are sunk on purpose. A wreck dive can be a sunken ship, boat, car, plane, or even a train. Wreck diving gives us a sense of scale […]
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Congratulations to the recent winners of our Dives with a Difference contest! For Dives with a Difference, we asked divers to send us pictures or videos of dive sites which are out of the normal scuba box – the places we don’t always dive every day, locations that need specialist […]
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If you’re researching your options about learning to scuba dive, you may have noticed that the PADI Open Water Course consists of 3 main phases: knowledge development, confined water dives, and open water dives. We’re here to talk about the Knowledge Develop section. In this section, you will learn the principles, […]
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Jayne Jenkins is a celebrated underwater photographer and PADI Underwater Photography Instructor. As the resident photographer for the Catlin Seaview Survey as well as Vice President for the Australasian Our World Underwater Scholarship Society, Jane helps to inspire passion for the ocean within the younger generations. Being Vice President and Board of Director member for […]
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