Posts in category Dive Sites

It’s a great time to be diving. With summer in full swing and divers enjoying prime-time diving (and equally great weather) across the state, scuba divers are spending a lot …

The Mediterranean Sea begins at the pinch point where the Rock of Gibraltar strains to meet Morocco to the west and crashes on the shores of Syria, Israel and Lebanon …

Somewhere, deep in the jungle… Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula (and nearby Cozumel) have been among of the world’s most famous dive destinations since the sport began in earnest in the late …

After a successful week of business meetings in Salt Lake City, it was time to focus on something fun. What to do in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains? Scuba …

Farnsworth Banks (sometimes called Farnsworth Pinnacles or Farnsworth Wall) lies in the open Pacific about five miles to the southwest of Catalina Island. It is a pristine set of pinnacles …

Is there anything to see at Redondo’s Veterans Park? Many local divers often ask this question. Those familiar with the Veterans Park location (just south of the Redondo Beach Pier) …

Mention the term “muck diving” and most scuba divers in the know will immediately begin waxing about far off destinations with exotic names – places like Lembeh Straits, Anilao Philippines, …

What diver doesn’t marvel at the sight of a massive school of Barracuda hovering over a tropical reef? Or become mesmerized by a mammoth sized Whale Shark emerging from the …

There is something distinctive about the feel of the islands when you first get off the plane. The sunlight feels stronger. The air is heavier with humidly. The breezes are …

The ocean floor off Long Island’s south shore slopes very gradually from the tidal zone to deep water canyons hundreds of miles away. Unlike other marine environments that feature rocky …