Why Scuba Diving is the Ultimate Adventure: 5 Reasons to Take the Plunge
Are you looking for a new adventure that combines excitement, exploration, and relaxation? Scuba diving is more than just a sport—it’s a gateway to an entirely different world. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or someone who loves the ocean, diving offers experiences you won’t find anywhere else. Here are five reasons why scuba diving is the…
How to Make the Most of Your beautiful Philippine Summer
Make the most of Your beautiful Philippine Summer by preparing is key to enjoying the season. The Philippines is known for its warm weather, festivals, and outdoor activities. With over seven thousand Islands to choose from, the Philippines has the best that nature has to offer. And Just like Christmas the Philippine Summer begins early…
How to be an Eco-Friendly Diver Preserving the Underwater World
How to be an Eco-friendly diver is a must to preserve the underwater world. Often referred to as a responsible diver or diver who follows sustainable diving. It involves actions and habits that protect the marine environment and ensure its health for future generations. These practices are essential for preserving underwater ecosystems and promoting conservation.…
Avoid These 10 Common New Diver Mistakes
So You Just finished your Open Water Scuba Diving certification. Now what? Keep on diving. If you are like me who lives in the city, we usually do not dive every day. Which is why I am offering an 11-day open-water scuba diving package that can easily help you adjust to become a proper and…
Learning how to use the Recreational Dive Planner or the RDP
The Recreational Dive Planner (RDP) was developed by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) in the late 1980s. It revolutionized recreational diving by providing a simpler way for divers to calculate safe dive times and surface intervals. Background and Development Before the RDP, divers primarily used the U.S. Navy Dive Tables, developed in the…
Scuba Diving Tips: Lifestyle Hacks to Transform Your Everyday Life
Scuba diving is more than just a recreational activity; it can significantly enhance and positively influence many aspects of your lifestyle. By incorporating the practices associated with safe and enjoyable scuba diving into your daily routine, you can improve your physical health, mental well-being, environmental awareness, and overall quality of life. Here’s how these scuba…
10 things to remember for 3 minute safety stop
Safety stops are a recommended procedure at the end of every dive to allow some extra dissolved gases to escape your tissues before exiting the water completely. It is done at 15 feet and it is a must to complete it at 3 minutes or over.
How to recover your scuba regulator and clearing it
Regulator recovery and clearing is a fundamental skill taught to divers during discover scuba diving and an important skill during your Open water scuba diving certification. Regulators can be taken out of your mouth. As you become a better diver, you will be more comfortable in taking out your regulator especially for that picture-perfect underwater…
Fête de la Musique: the World Music Day 30 years in the Philippines
This year’s 30th milestone will be celebrated with 100 artists and 70 stages nationwide. The biggest yet compared to that solitary venue and 40 spectators back in 1994. Most significant of the evolution of Philippines fete de la musique besides the multiple stages and nationwide festivals is the manifold of the genres and musicians participating.
Is Scuba Diving Safe? Here are some key topics
At the heart of it, is diving truly safe? Well, yes and no. Let’s unpack this. Even though we aspire for diving to be inherently safe, it’s essential to recognize the potential risks. One instructor said this is the ocean, with jellyfish, currents, and sea urchins. Even if they are not diving, just walking on…
How to equalize when scuba diving
Equalizing air spaces during scuba diving is crucial to avoid discomfort and potential injury from pressure changes. Here’s how to do it properly.
How to Clear Your Regulator
Clearing your regulator is an easy and important skill for scuba diving. It helps you breathe comfortably and safely, even if your regulator gets water in it. Learning how to clear your regulator helps you stay calm and in control underwater, which makes diving more fun and safe. Here’s a simple guide on how to…
Diving with a snorkel at all dives: The Snorkel Debate
The topic of diving with a snorkel evokes mixed feelings among both novice and experienced divers. This in-depth discussion explores the advantages and disadvantages of using a snorkel while diving, incorporating perspectives from various diving agencies and seasoned divers.
Air integration Dive Descent Dive Computer VS The O’l reliable SPGs
Garmin released a Descent dive computer featuring air integration. The previous model lacked this feature, leading to debates among divers about its necessity. Some argue that it’s a waste of money and an additional point of failure, while others see it as a valuable enhancement. So, what’s the fuss about air integration versus the traditional…
Where to scuba dive from the CBD of the Philippines
Manila and Makati City serve as bustling urban centers in the Philippines, but they are also strategic gateways to some of the country’s most renowned scuba diving destinations. Just about two hours journey from these metropolitan areas, divers can find themselves exploring vibrant coral reefs, historic shipwrecks, and rich marine biodiversity. Here are some top scuba diving spots accessible from…
Should You Wear a Wetsuit in Warm Water?
When it comes to diving in warm waters, the question often arises: should you wear a wetsuit? While it might seem unnecessary when the water temperature is so comfortable that you could easily dive in a swimsuit, there are several reasons why wearing a wetsuit, even a thin one, can be beneficial. Protection Against the…
Divemaster Intership 2024 in Small Lalaguna, Puerto Galera, Philippines June 30 to August 30 : All you need to know
Take your PADI Divemaster internship 2024 beside the azure waters of small Lalaguna Puerto Galera, Philippines this June 30 to August 30.
Advanced Open Water Course: Everything you need to know
You have just discovered that diving is an adventure and it is a fun and rewarding activity you want to grow into. You need more and crave more. Moving up to advanced open water can give you just that.
Hyperthermia: how to beat the heat in the Philippines
High humidity can make the heat in the Philippines feel even hotter. Impacting activities and lifestyle choices in the Philippines like wearing an exposure suit can make it harder for your body to cool down
How to act in a downcurrent
Down currents, often referred to as downwellings in the scuba diving community, pose a unique set of challenges and dangers to divers. However, with the right knowledge and preparation, divers can safely navigate down currents and continue to enjoy the wonders of the underwater world. This article provides practical advice on what to do when…
Removing Mask Underwater with Full Confidence and Ease
For many novice divers, the prospect of removing their mask underwater can evoke feelings of trepidation and anxiety. The mask serves as a crucial piece of equipment, providing clarity and enabling proper vision beneath the water’s surface.
How to deploy a Delayed Surface Marker Buoy the right way
how to deploy a delayed surface marker buoy
How to descend in scuba diving the right way
Why you cannot descend is sometimes easy to solve with these tips.
How ScubaLab Reviews 26 New Dive Masks
ScubaLab tested and reviewed 26 dual-lens, single-lens and low-volume masks in their latest ScubaLab review. The test dives were conducted in 72-degree water with air temperatures in the upper 80s at Alexander Springs recreation area in Altoona, Florida. HOW THEY TESTScubaLab test divers evaluated and scored masks for the following factors: Ease and Security of…
The 4 important uses of a DSMB every time you dive
Discover the indispensable role of Delayed Surface Marker Buoys (DSMBs) in scuba diving safety. Learn why divers need a DSMB on every dive for enhanced visibility, communication, and emergency signaling. From preventing lost divers to facilitating controlled ascents, DSMBs are essential tools for navigating the underwater world with confidence.
Equalizing issues? Here are 10 tips and advice from DAN
How to equalize your body airspace so you dont get the squeeze
A list of the Top Wreck Dives in the beautiful Philippines
A list of the Top Wreck Dives in the beautiful Philippines, ideal for history buffs, adventure seekers, and wreck enthusiasts alike. These sites span WWII warships, freighters, airplanes, and even a sunken luxury yacht—offering a thrilling mix of history and marine life. 🛳 1. Top Wreck Dives Coron Bay, Palawan Best for: WWII history, multiple…
The PADI Wreck Diver Course in exciting Subic Bay
The PADI Wreck Diver Course in exciting Subic Bay is the best way to expand your diver knowledge. There are over a hundred wreck dive sites in the world. Wreck diving sparks the imagination of many scuba divers, each for different reasons. For some, it’s the thrill of discovery and the challenge of navigating through…
Scuba Diving in beautiful Puerto Galera for Only USD 250
Scuba Diving in beautiful Puerto Galera for Only USD 250 because we all need a break. Whether it’s from work deadlines, city traffic, or simply the day-to-day grind, our minds and bodies crave rest and adventure. What if we told you there’s a way to give yourself the ultimate relaxing gift—a weekend in paradise, filled…
Staying fit for scuba diving: How to be?
Staying fit for scuba diving: How to be? When people think of scuba diving, they often imagine slow, weightless drifting through coral gardens or exploring peaceful shipwrecks. It seems like a relaxing, low-effort activity — and it can be. But behind every safe, enjoyable dive is a diver whose body is capable of handling the…
When you’re a scuba diver, BCD—is a best friend
When you’re a scuba diver, BCD—is a best friend. It keeps you neutrally buoyant, lets you hover effortlessly, and plays a vital role in your safety and comfort beneath the surface. But not all BCDs are created equal, and choosing the right one for your dive style can be overwhelming, especially with terms like “jacket,”…
What You Need to Know About the DAN Decompression Sickness Health and Reference book
What You Need to Know About the DAN Decompression Sickness Health and Reference book is it is the most reliable source of information about DCS. Download the booklet by clicking on the picture below. Decompression sickness (DCS) is a serious but preventable risk in diving. Every dive plan should include strategies to minimize its occurrence.…
Mask Fogging:How To Prepare A New Mask For Diving
Mask Fogging: How to Prepare A New Mask for Diving is one of the most important first steps after you buy your first personal scuba equipment. There’s nothing more frustrating than trying to enjoy a vibrant coral reef or a curious sea turtle, and your mask keeps fogging up. Whether you’re a beginner or a…
Try Diving to know the beautiful underwater world
Try Diving to know the beautiful underwater world. To hover weightlessly like an astronaut, gliding past coral reefs teeming with colorful marine life. Whether you’ve seen ocean documentaries or watched your friends post scuba diving videos online, the call of the deep can be incredibly tempting. But how do you start, especially if you have…
The beautiful Hidden Language of fish
The beautiful Hidden Language of fish use an astonishing array of signals to share information. We humans often equate communication with spoken words and vocalizations. But beneath the surface of the ocean lies a world teeming with life that challenges this assumption. Far from being “mute as a fish,” many marine creatures—especially fish—have rich, diverse,…
Best Time of Year to Dive in the beautiful Philippines
Best Time of Year to Dive in the Beautiful Philippines largely depends on where you’re going, your preference for marine life sightings, and weather conditions—but generally, the ideal season is: 🌞 Dry Season (December to May) — Best Overall for Scuba Dive in the Beautiful Philippines The dry season in the Philippines, which runs from…
