Archive for May, 2009
How to choose scuba fins and snorkels
Along with a mask, a snorkel and a pair of fins are probably the first pieces of gear you will buy. Snorkels vary very little, but there are plenty of styles of fins to choose from, depending on your budget. As always, look for a good fit and features that suit your diving needs. Choosing [...]
Similan Islands Thailand: Another great spot for divers
Andaman sea, Indian ocean A tiny string of granite islands sitting off the coast of Thailand, the Similans are best explored by liveaboard dive boat, but with some of the best beaches in Thailand, they have a great deal to offer both above and below the water. Stone and sea The Similan Islands consist of [...]
Diving in Egypt – 4 hottest spots
When you first think about Egypt it is most likely that you think about temples, tombs, pyramids and dry, hot desert weather. You would probably be surprised to learn about the abundance of scuba diving locations within the area. Scuba diving in Egypt is a phenomenon in and of itself and if you love diving [...]
Tusa X-Pert Zoom Z3 diving fin
TUSA redefines the fin market again with the introduction of the SF-15 X-Pert Zoom Z3 for 2009. The SF-15 improves with the incorporation of 3 materials, 10% longer blade length, enhanced propeller-fin technology, reinforced blade rails and optimized blade scoops. These new features along with TUSA’s patented 27 degree Angled Blade Design and EZ strap [...]
Scuba Diving in the Bunaken Marine Park
The Marine-Park Bunaken, Northern SulaWesi Indonesia Throughout the last 20 years, thanks to unique and unsurpassed sea bio-life, Manado was recognized as one of the most impressing places of scuba-diving. Fortunately, directly near the Minafasa Lagoon there is an excellent site with remarkable sea creatures, and on the opposite site – the Sea Park Bunaken. [...]
SEA & SEA DX-2G Camera and Housing
New camera and housing for the underwater shooting «Sea & Sea DX-2G» released Company «Sea & Sea» has released its new compact digital camera, the next generation «DX-2G». Key Features * Matrix – 12.1 Mpx; * 3-fold optical enlarger 24-72 mm; * LCD Monitor 2.7-inch viewing angle of 160 degrees; * Macrosupporting up to 1 [...]
Discovering underwater life of Greece
The landmarks, monuments, culture and history are what attract most people to Greece, but very few tourists realize just how many thrilling sights there are to see under the water in Greece. Sure the museums, ruins and exhibits are worthwhile but there is so much more to explore and discover once you toss on a [...]
Wreck Diving
Wreck diving Exploring wrecks is—for many people—the main reason of scuba diving. This activity is particularly popular in countries without coral reefs to dive on. However, it also has a general appeal, because wrecks give a historical context for a dive and demand mastery of special skills. Wreck diving is not just about ships; crashed [...]
Scuba diving masks : how to choose them
A well-fitting mask is arguably your most important piece of diving gear, so take time to choose one that is right for you. There are many styles and designs to choose from, but above all you need one that fits correctly, and suits your personal diving requirements. Seeing underwater Human eyes cannot focus in water,which [...]
Cyprus scuba diving – Ayia Napa
Cyprus has one of the most visited scuba diving sites in the world. Ayia Napa – a very popular resort for young people, with a beautiful beach, active nightlife and a wide choice for shopping and of course established dive centers. Once a tiny fishing village on the southeastern coast of the island, Ayia Napa [...]
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