Tag archive for ‘Scuba Diving’
Scuba Diving Disaster in Boracay Island, Philippines
Scuba diving is known to be a safe water sport but sometimes various accidents can happen that may even bring to fatalities. Sometimes divers are attacked by sharks, sometimes they are not so professional and don’t have enough knowledge to know how to behave during the diving. The accident that happened on January 24 in [...]
Top 5 diving sites in Turkey
If you are looking for a diving opportunity, taking a holiday to Turkey may not automatically spring to mind. However, Turkey is a safe and cheap place to learn and enjoy this amazing sport.The Aegean coast line offers the best diving. The water is warm and clear, there are few tides or currents to concern [...]
Diving in Bird Island, Seychelles
Scuba diving in the breathtakingly beautiful coral archipelago of Seychelles is spectacular and diverse, and is often recognized as some of the best in the world. There are so many diving spots to choose from that you are sure to find something new every day. The outer islands of the chain are mostly uninhabited, making [...]
Scuba Diving In Roatan: One Of The World’s Best Kept Secrets
If you have always wanted to learn how to scuba dive, there are destinations all over the world where you can learn the basics and get you diving with tanks in no time at all. There has never been a better time to get out and dive as there are some fabulous vacations packages available. [...]
Scuba Dive Team to Salvage a Sunken Fishing Boat
While scuba diving in the dark depths of Crowsnest – a blue natural lake in narrow, windswept Crowsnest Pass in Southern Alberta, a scuba dive team, made up of Pincher Creek and Pass divers stumbled upon a mysterious fishing boat (I say ‘mysterious’ because nobody has ever heard a report of the boat being sunk) [...]
Isles of Scilly – Diving at its Best!
Underwater landscapes springing forth with rare thriving marine life, hundreds of protected shipwrecks, crystal clear azure waters and more… A hidden world in the Isles of Scilly awaits historical and environmental diving enthusiasts for an experience of a lifetime! England’s only archipelago lying 28 miles off the tip of Cornwall, in the path of the [...]
£150 Million Silver Haul Found in the Atlantic Ocean
Like other historical and archaeological sites, shipwrecks have always dazzled adventure lovers from all over the world, and, in recent years, shipwreck diving has become one of the most rewarding specialized areas of scuba diving, giving the unique opportunity to visit the mysterious past. A week ago, on September 26, a Florida-based marine exploration company [...]
Diving at Flower Garden Banks National Sanctuary
Dear Divers, welcome to the picture-perfect Flower Garden Banks National Sanctuary for an intermediate-to-advanced scuba diving experience — gigantic pelagic fish, shipwrecks, exclusive colorful corals, reef invertebrates, a plethora of reef-based sea life and more! Located some 110 miles off the Texas-Louisiana border, beneath the indigo-blue waters of the Northern Gulf of Mexico, the Flower [...]
Diving Accident in Monterey Bay
Initially intended for military and scientific use, scuba diving has, no doubt, become one of the world’s most popular water sports; but, unfortunately, it can sometimes bring to fatalities. According to diving accident statistics, the common causes that result to fatalities include drowning, arterial gas embolism, heart attack, trauma sustained while diving, inappropriate gas and [...]
Scuba Diving in Lloret de Mar
Scuba Diving in Lloret de Mar Often times when people think of Spain bull fighting, tasty paella, tinto de verano and lots of sun and beaches comes to mind but the Iberian Peninsula also offers a plethora of diving locations that are worth checking out. Take Lloret de mar for instance. This Mediterranean coastal town [...]
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