Posts in category Dive News & Events

With the early summer sun rising briskly off the horizon and a gently rolling sea pushing the vessel forward, the Sea Turtle dive boat quietly passed the watchful eye of …

Everyone knows the importance of wearing sunscreen when out on the water. But did you know an estimated 6,000 to 14,000 tons of sunscreen washes off our bodies and drifts …

Cozumel Marine World and Casa Del Mar Cozumel have announced a week-long celebration of Technical Diving. This unique event will take place the week of December 2 – 11, 2016 and will include …

High up in the Sierra, one mile south of Lake Tahoe, lies one of California’s most unique and beautiful alpine lakes. At 6,300 feet in elevation, Fallen Leaf Lake was …

On a rare 95 degree day in western Washington, when many were out enjoying the hot sun, a group of Northwest dive enthusiasts were braving the hot confines of a …

Currently, the world’s deepest swimming pool is the Y-40 in Italy which opened in 2014. At 131 feet deep (40 meters), it contains 1,136,000 gallons of water kept at a …

Looking for work? It might be time to jump into a career in commercial diving. While it may go against the tide in terms of national employment trends, all along …

150,000 – that’s a lot of people. What’s even more amazing is that that number of people all became scuba divers at one location. Pro Dive Cairns, a PADI Career Development Centre in Australia, …

Two years ago, a marine biology professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in California was participating on a research dive in the Cayman islands when he inadvertently lost his Nautilus Lifeline radio. …

When recreational boats break down, run aground or need a little help getting back to the launch ramp or boat slip, the red response boats of Vessel Assist located in …