Posts in category Dive Travel

Plans are moving forward to build the largest underwater tourism attraction in the world in Dubai: The theme park is set to include scuba diving and snorkelling in a space …

Many dive shops have their own pools; it’s necessary to have one (or a suitable substitute) available when training scuba divers. One in Brussels, Belgium has taken the concept of …

At first glance it is hard to fathom that just last November one of the strongest typhoons to ever hit any continent occurred on this island nation of 7,100 islands …

The movement was barely perceptible. Did we see it or were we mistaken? One of the first indicators of middle age is diminished eyesight but even with the best vision …

A fire breathing dragon? Well, not quite, but a seven foot lizard going by the name “Komodo Dragon” most definitely had my attention. I had decided to take a dream …

I first saw Amos Nachoum’s pictures of his cage-less scuba dives with white sharks online, shortly after returning from my initial trip to Guadalupe Island. I was floored. I knew …

Whiteout! Well, it shouldn’t have been too much of a surprise. We were, after all, driving along the northern coast of Iceland at the end of winter. 50 MPH (25mps) …

The bottom was a grey, featureless expanse of sand and silt, punctuated by occasional islands of debris and detritus. Looking across this apparent desert, our thoughts drifted to the surface …

In a ceremony last Saturday, the Adventurers Club of Los Angeles conferred their “Adventurer of the Year 2013 Award” to Kevin Lee for completing scuba diving in all Seven Continents …

The fantasy of being stranded on a remote island in the middle of nowhere far removed from the hustle and bustle of everyday life was shattered when the Blackberry began …