5 Reasons Liveaboard Diving is the Best Way to Spend a Holiday
THE ULTIMATE DIVING FOR GROUPS, FAMILIES OR SINGLE DIVERS 5. MORE SITES IN ONE TRIP Explore more of the region’s waters, islands and…
Diving Raja Ampat – life on the line
By Gavin Parsons Charles Darwin is revered, Edward Wallace is a biologist’s pin-up, but Richard Lydekker is largely forgotten, which is…
Swimming with Donsol’s Whale Sharks
By Gavin Parsons Non – Divers like to ask questions. What’s the deepest you’ve been? Where’s your favourite place to dive? Have you seen…
Oman – where megafauna plays
By Gavin Parsons Around the world opportunities for true exploration diving are dwindling. Dive sites are being named, mapped and filmed with…
Diving Komodo, the Island of dragons
Best time to dive the Komodo National Park is fast approaching By Gavin Parsons Dragons are a bit of a human fascination. So how would you…
Wreck Diving Micronesia: What Chuuk Lagoon and Palau Really Ask of You
How deep the Chuuk Lagoon wreck fleet really lies, the training it demands, why Palau pairs with it, and how much travel time the trip honestly costs.
Chuuk Liveaboard
To discover the largest collection of WWII wrecks on the planet, head over to the Western Pacific and book yourself on a Chuuk Liveaboard.…
Diving: How Low Can You Go?
For the majority of us, enjoying the wonders of scuba means marvelling at colourful coral reefs in the Caribbean, diving with hammerhead…
Learning to dive on holiday: which course, how long, and where
A PADI Open Water course takes three to four days: theory, five pool sessions, four dives to 18m. Ages, medicals, agencies and where a first…
PADI Open Water or BSAC Ocean Diver?
It goes without saying that the two best known diving agencies for UK divers are BSAC – the UK based British Sub Aqua Club – and…