Archive for June, 2009
Scuba Diving in The Great Lakes
Scuba Diving in The Great Lakes Straddling the border between Canada and the US, the five Great Lakes make up the largest expanse of fresh water on Earth. Conditions in the lakes can be demanding, but the reward is access to some of the best-preserved wrecks in the diving world. freshwater oasis The pine-flanked shores [...]
Dive safety checklist according PADI
Scuba Diving safety tips according Padi “A danger foreseen is half avoided” Divers should limit their depths according to their training, certification level, and experience. Regardless of level of training, any increase in diving depth should be incremental. Further training and/or supervision is needed when diving in a new type of environment. Avoid overweighting; carry [...]
Tusa Platina RS-110 Regulator
The Tusa Platina RS-110 regulator has a great combination of R-100 first stage and S-10 second stage bringing to the market an trustful and true workhorse regulator. The R-100 first stage features a balanced piston to reduce the effects of changes at water depth. TUSA’s patented inline layout design reduces weight to just 620 grams, [...]
Cruise Ship Diving: The Ultimate Liveaboard
Cruise Ship Diving If you think that cruise ships are only for old, fat people with execrable taste in clothes, then look away now. If, however, you like cruise holidays or are interested in principle, read on. My buddy and I have just done our first cruise diving, and our expectations were exceeded. There are [...]
Wreck of The Rainbow Warrior
Scuba Diving in New Zealand, Wreck of The Rainbow Warrior Perhaps no other shipwreck on Earth has the poignancy of the Rainbow Warrior. Sunk in an act of international espionage that shocked the world, it now lies off the Cavalli Islands, in one of the most beautiful regions of New Zealand. The conservation vessel Rainbow [...]
Scubapro Everflex Steamer 3mm Mens Jumpsuit
Very comfortable wetsuit ScubaPro Everflex Steamer is better than any other. Why? You’ll ask me! Because manufacture uses the same technology, that earlier, but the style of suit changes – it has become more modern and provides greater flexibility. If you are tired of putting on a suits – is EverFlex Steamer is for you. [...]
Scuba Diving in Cozumel, Mexico
Dreaming of an adventurous holiday at a perfect destination? Well let us attempt to turn your dream into a reality. Cozumel, an island in the Caribbean Sea, also known as the Island of the Swallows is the perfect destination to for all. Located on the central time zone, having a close proximity with the eastern [...]
Seasickness : Prevention and Treatment of Sea-sickness
Seasickness Seasickness is a form of motion sickness characterized by a feeling of nausea and in some cases, vertigo, experienced after spending time on a craft on water. * Take a pill. All medicines (eg, Dramarine, Bonine, Marazine and others) have similar effects and side-effects. It is proven that during sea-sickness a very strong effect [...]
AquaLung Kronos Supreme Regulator
The AquaLung Kronos Supreme has all the same features as the original Kronos Regulator but only designed for coldwater diving. If you are going to dive in waters below 50F/10C than Kronos Supreme Regulator is ideal for you. Aqua Lung’s King of Titans: Kronos is First Regulator with Lateral Deflector and Combined Adjuster. The regulator [...]
Scuba Diving in Lakshadweep, India.
Welcome to one of the world’s largest democracies of the world. Enriched with religious, cultural, social and political diversity, this place is simply a “tourist puller”. These coupled with ministry of tourism and culture’s initiative for promoting tourism in the country have helped India to attain the status of “a good and must visit tourist [...]
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