Diving in Vava’u ticked lots of boxes for those of us who love to escape a soggy NZ winter. Warm sea temps – 25 degrees, clear blue water, beautiful underwater structures and plentiful coral and fish life.
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Diving in Vava’u ticked lots of boxes for those of us who love to escape a soggy NZ winter. Warm…
Why we love having a Dive Buddy around, and 5 things you can do to become a better dive buddy.
Why we love having a Dive Buddy around, and 5 things you can do to become a better dive buddy. #1…
After a long and wet winter, spring is officially here, and this means scallops! The 2016 Scallop season is now open as at 1st September 2016. Before you head out to collect your fill, there are a few key things to remember:
After a long and wet winter, spring is officially here, and this means scallops! The 2016 Scallop season is now open as at…
Dive Zone Whitianga has seen many students graduate from their diving programme and go on to have some pretty cool jobs. There are certain things that make Dive Zone Whitianga stand out from other training facilities. Here’s why these things are important to your diving qualifications…
If you had told me in 2009 when I was getting my Open Water that one day, I would train to be a PADI Dive Master, I wouldn’t have believed it! I started diving as a teacher on a school camp, and I really didn’t think it would be something I’d continue with. As an older (30+) female with a young family and a full time job, it seemed like a pretty selfish and expensive recreational activity (despite me loving the whole experience!)