Are you looking for a different marine wildlife experience for non-scuba days? How about exploring New Zealand’s populations of seals and sea-lions? With opportunities to view both topside and underwater, spending time with these animals is a great day out for all the family and offers a fascinating introduction into their lives.
Author: Kathryn Curzon
Kathryn Curzon
Kathryn is a marine conservationist, a dive travel writer, and an award-winning author based in New Zealand. She is the author of No Damage and co-founder of the marine conservation cause Friends for Sharks
Are you looking for a different marine wildlife experience for non-scuba days? How about exploring New Zealand’s populations of seals…
Today’s featured diver is David Owen Brown from Spencer, New York. David is a passionate underwater photographer, videographer and ocean advocate.
Today’s featured diver is David Owen Brown from Spencer, New York. David is a passionate underwater photographer, videographer and ocean advocate.…
Scubagaskets bring divers a new line of O rings, developed by the world leading manufacturer Europe-Seals B.V. With more than 30 years of experience in different markets for O rings and other seals, their aim is “added value” in logistics, technical reliability and safe products for customers.
Scubagaskets bring divers a new line of O rings, developed by the world leading manufacturer Europe-Seals B.V. With more than 30 years of experience in different markets for O rings and other seals, their aim is “added value” in logistics, technical reliability and safe products for customers.
Scubagaskets bring divers a new line of O rings, developed by the world leading manufacturer Europe-Seals B.V. With more than 30 years of experience in different markets for O rings and other seals, their aim is “added value” in logistics, technical reliability and safe products for customers.
Scubagaskets bring divers a new line of O rings, developed by the world leading manufacturer Europe-Seals B.V. With more than…
They say a picture paints a thousand words and the same can be said of this video by William Messner. Wounded Heroes Foundation and the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago provide an annual scuba diving day for disabled vets with volunteer help from RIC, WHF and DJ’s Scuba Locker.
They say a picture paints a thousand words and the same can be said of this video by William Messner.…
Caitlin Cove, the talented artist and shark conservationist behind Sharktopia, is celebrating her birthday in style with a fintastic giveaway…
Is it possible to have a severe case of the blues when scuba diving? It is if you’re surrounded by blue sharks in the crystal-clear, deep-blue waters of the Agulhas Current off South Africa.
Is it possible to have a severe case of the blues when scuba diving? It is if you’re surrounded by…
There is more to diving Britain than ocean diving from well-known coastlines with their cosy pubs and tea rooms for post-dive warmth. The summer season sees many divers and families head to the coast but, for those based inland and looking for fun and accessible alternatives, Britain has a number of inland dive sites where swimming alongside buses, helicopters and caravans in the norm. For fun diving with first class facilities look no further than the lakes and quarries on offer.
There is more to diving Britain than ocean diving from well-known coastlines with their cosy pubs and tea rooms for…
We recently had the opportunity to spend some time talking to Simon Pridmore, author of Scuba Fundamental. Simon is a Course Director Trainer, Former Dive Centre Owner, Diver Training Agency Licensee and contributor to The Scuba News. He currently resides in Bali, Indonesia.
We recently had the opportunity to spend some time talking to Simon Pridmore, author of Scuba Fundamental. Simon is a Course…
Meet today’s featured diver, Wendy Saes, 33 year old Master Scuba Diver Trainer from the Netherlands who certainly has a…
Say hello to Featured Diver, Simon Pridmore – Course Director Trainer, Former Dive Centre Owner, Diver Training Agency Licensee and Author from Bali, Indonesia
Say hello to Featured Diver, Simon Pridmore – Course Director Trainer, Former Dive Centre Owner, Diver Training Agency Licensee and…
There are many types of dive at the top of peoples’ bucket lists and diving with sharks is surely one of them. There is something incredibly life-affirming about spending time in the water with these apex predators and many divers long to experience shark diving at least once in their lifetime.
There are many types of dive at the top of peoples’ bucket lists and diving with sharks is surely one…
The northern reaches of Great Britain are home to a fascinating variety of dive locations including offshore islands, the World Heritage site of St Kilda and the Isle of Man. For world-class diving and wildlife experiences for all ages including seals, birdlife and basking sharks look no further.
The northern reaches of Great Britain are home to a fascinating variety of dive locations including offshore islands, the World…
Have you ever wondered how to become a Great White shark guide? Look no further as we introduce you to the world of shark dive guiding and how to choose a responsible operator for your own Great White experience of a lifetime.
Have you ever wondered how to become a Great White shark guide? Look no further as we introduce you to…
Wales is known for mountainous national parks, wind-swept beaches, lively cities such as Cardiff and a rich Celtic heritage. It is home to the much-loved Bara Brith tea cake, the Red Dragon and Wales is the land of mythical King Arthur. There are a variety of dive sites to enjoy in Wales, with a number of the best sites in Pembrokeshire and Anglesey.
Wales is known for mountainous national parks, wind-swept beaches, lively cities such as Cardiff and a rich Celtic heritage. It…
The south coast of England is one of the top holiday destinations in the UK and rivals the South West…
The south coast of England is one of the top holiday destinations in the UK and rivals the South West…
When it comes to scuba diving it is hard to beat exploring colourful tropical reefs, history-filled wrecks, sun-dappled kelp forests…
If you mention the South West of England to most people, they think of Devon and Cornwall, of rich cream…
I had been told not to expect much marine life when diving in Cambodia and, with that in mind, kept…
Day two of our shark diving adventure soon arrived and, after the crazy conditions of our first dive, I was…
For many years I have wondered what it would be like to dive with Bull sharks. They are a well…
The BBC Natural History Unit is famed for its natural history and wildlife documentaries including The Blue Planet, Planet Earth…
It has been a fascinating experience travelling The Deep South of New Zealand, more commonly referred to as Southland, in…
After six months of being dry I was eager to get back into warm waters and experience the calm and…
It has been a cold but exciting start to our New Year, with the fantastic success of Nicholas’s Freezing Swim…
When you ask people to describe shark diving, the average person describes teeth, blood, terrifying shark encounters, crystal clear tropical…
There is nothing quite like a morning at sea to refresh yourself and feel at ease with life, even if…
I feel as if I have been waiting atop the ocean in our boat for shark predation season to begin…
It has been a wonderful two weeks at Seal Island with such settled weather recently. We have been fortunate to…
We have had incredibly clear water at Seal Island recently and I was very lucky to be given the opportunity…
I have definitely begun to notice we are heading into autumn/winter here in Cape Town as I find myself craving…