Ollie Donovan asked about it: What happens in scuba diving e-groups Other than exchanging information and tips, the e-groups also alert members of news and events related to their chosen sport. They can also exchange reviews and opinions regarding diving instructions and schools. Some
On 12.23.09, In Scuba Travel, By SCUBA
Chris Chew asked about it: Contrary to what many scuba divers may think, a liveaboard scuba diving in Bali may not necessarily be more expensive relative to conventional scuba diving vacations. As a matter of fact, liveaboard scuba diving, if well planned may even save you money and
On 10.26.09, In Scuba Travel, By SCUBA
Justin Burch asked about it: Resting atop a submarine mountain of coral, the island of Grand Cayman offers some truly distinctive scuba diving opportunities. Off the shore, the coral walls that descend sharply into the Caribbean create some incredibly unique and challenging dives. Elsewhere
On 10.17.09, In Cruising, By SCUBA
Gill Garbourg asked about it: Choosing the Black Pearl Liveaboard Having already been scuba diving in the Maldives, my friends knew that the best way to explore as many dive sites as possible in our 2-week holiday was to go on a liveaboard holiday. It is also the cheapest way to see the
On 10.10.09, In Scuba Diving Reviews, By SCUBA
Luke Thomson asked about it: 99% of the time these concerns aren’t based on fact, but more on hearsay, so it’s our job to put the facts straight and alleviate their anxiety. But that’s not to say that there aren’t some marine species that you need to look out for! So putting the records
On 10.02.09, In cozumel scuba, By SCUBA
Jamie Jefferson asked about it: Cozumel makes the perfect location for a relaxing, memorable vacation. It has been called the soul of the Caribbean and is home to the second largest coral reef in the world, making it a scuba diver’s dream. Breathtaking, clear blue waters with visibility
On 10.02.09, In Thailand Scuba, By SCUBA
Scubaworld asked about it: Located on the western coast of the Thailand Peninsula, with its shores on the warm waters of the Andaman Sea lies the beautiful island of Phuket. The largest island off the coast of Thailand, the island of Phuket covers an area of just over 300 square miles, and is
On 10.02.09, In Thailand Scuba, By SCUBA
Scubaworld asked about it: Thailand has one of the world’s most diverse marine habitats, with more than 300 major reef groups covering an area of over 4,500 square miles. From pinnacles and submerged rocks, through to stunning coral gardens and sheer walls, the scuba diving in Thailand has