Posts in category Dive Travel

The history of the Blue Heron Bridge is interesting, but not nearly as fascinating as the underwater ecosystem that thrives below it. In the 1920s, Paris Singer, part of the …

PADI Announces Plans for Largest Single Day of Organized Diving on 20 July 2019 Rancho Santa Margarita, California – 13 March 2019 – PADI® announces plans for PADI Women’s Dive …

There’s a Maldivian legend that describes how God, after he made the world, was overcome with emotion at the beauty of his creation and that he shed a few tears …

The expedition vessel M/V Plancius was pointed southeast and heading into the Denmark Straight bound for Akureyri, Iceland and it was time for us to reflect on our expedition north …

The Hawaiian Islands stretch across a swath of the Pacific Ocean starting with the “Big Island” of Hawaii to the southeast and continuing to the north and west with Maui, …

The Hawaiian Islands Recreational Scuba Association (HIRSA) is happy to announce the release of their first scuba diving economic study for the State of Hawaii. The report, created and complied …

[vimeo clip_id=110683056] The Hawaiian Islands are home to a few dozen dive shops, most offering the standard fare of air fills, dive equipment, lessons, and charter boat trips. Some specialize …

One of Curacao’s most popular dive sites is the Superior Producer wreck, located just West of the Curacao Main Pier. Bryan Horne of Dive Curacao takes look at the history …

Have you always wanted to try spearfishing, but never done it because of its impact on the environment? A trip to Florida this summer might be the opportunity you’re looking …

Azure. Indigo. Turquoise. Aqua. Sapphire. Cobalt. There are seemingly innumerable shades of the color blue…and every single one of them seems to be on display in the Maldives! Standing on …