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Monthly Archives: June 2012
5 Sizzling Dive Deals
These 5 Sizzling Dive Deals come to you straight from our E-newsletter! We hope you find your next destination in one of these hot summer deals. We also have a $50 off offer per person on any 7-night dive package booked … Continue reading
Dive the Florida Swamps With a Leap of Faith
Courtesy of Jill Heinerth from ScubaDiving.com We’re sure you may have heard or come across a diver who has explored Florida’s swampy treasure and wondered – WHY would you dive into a muddy soup to maybe find a gator or … Continue reading
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Tagged Diving Peacock Springs, Florida Swamp Diving, muck diving, Orange Grove Sink, Scuba Diving
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Bet You Didn’t Know: Scuba Diving by the Numbers
For all the changes that have happened in scuba diving over the past 20 years, some things have stayed rather constant. A quick look at stats from PADI show some familiar trends (that actually aren’t that surprising) but interesting all … Continue reading
Posted in Learning to Dive, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education
Tagged PADI, Scuba Diving, scuba diving statistics
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Learning to Scuba Dive – A simple process with lifelong rewards
In order to enjoy the many wonders and sights of the underwater world, recreational scuba divers need to become “certified.” The process, which is not difficult, is however very important since diving does bring with it some inherent risks. There … Continue reading
Top Aquatic Attractions in the Cayman Islands
There is no question the Cayman Islands are one of the most popular scuba diving destinations in the world. Just ask Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman the well-known actors explored the islands underwater treasures during filming of the motion picture The … Continue reading
Posted in Cayman Islands, Dive Destinations, Dive Travel, Scuba Training & Education, Underwater Photography
Tagged bronze mermaid, caribbean diving, Cayman Islands, celebrity divers, Grand Cayman's North South, Kittiwake wreck, PADI, popular dive destinations, scuba attractions, Scuba Diving, scuba sites, Seven Mile Beach, Simon Morris, Skin Diver Magazine, snorkelers, Stingray City, Sunset House Mermaid, top aquatic attractions, top aquatic attractions in the Cayman Islands, Underwater Photography, wreck diving
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What’s the difference between SCUBA, snorkeling, free diving and spear fishing?
It’s a recreational activity enjoyed around the world. And something that a vast majority of people say they’ve “always wanted to try” – scuba diving. SCUBA is an acronym for Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. Divers enjoy the freedom of … Continue reading
Posted in Learning to Dive, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education
Tagged aqua lung, Emile Gagnon, free diving, Jacques Cousteau, open water course, open water referral, open water scuba certification, scuba divers, Scuba Diving, scuba diving travel, scuba training, snorkeling, spearfishing
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Scuba Diving Myths – and REALITIES!
SCUBA diving is one of the most beautiful and enjoyable activities on the planet today. If you’ve ever explored the underwater world by snorkeling or trying SCUBA, you would have to agree. Despite the beauty (and challenges) that go with … Continue reading
Popular Destinations for Beginning SCUBA Divers
OK, so you’ve completed your Open Water SCUBA certification, now what? There is a world of underwater opportunities available to you, but which one(s) do you select first? There are certainly plenty of choices, but here are a few of … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Destinations, Dive Travel, Learning to Dive, Scuba Training & Education
Tagged America's Caribbean, beginning scuba divers, best diving destinations, Bonaire photo pros, Cayman Islands, Florida Keys, grand cayman diving, John Pennekamp Marine Park, Key Largo, Key West, marine parks, open water scuba certification, Seven Mile Beach, shore diving, unique underwater sights
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Scuba Diving Specialties: What is MUCK Diving?
It’s certainly not the most glamorous type of scuba diving. There isn’t the visual appeal of reef diving or the sense of adventure in wreck diving, but for a growing number of scuba divers, “MUCK” diving is all the rage. … Continue reading