Miranda Krestovnikoff shares her passion for scuba diving and marine life in the UK. She talks about how her journey into scuba began and how much she enjoys exploring the underwater world. Her enthusiasm for ocean conservation and education highlights the importance of marine ecosystems. This conversation encourages new divers to appreciate the beauty and significance of UK diving experiences.
Chris Lemons is a deep sea saturation diver who survived a serious accident in the North Sea. He was trapped 300 feet underwater for 35 minutes without any light, heat, or breathing gas. This incredible story of survival is featured in the documentary ‘Last Breath’ and is being turned into a Hollywood movie. Chris continues…
Bonne Terre Mine in Missouri is an amazing dive site. It is a man-made cave filled with 17 billion gallons of clear water. The mine has 28 trails for recreational scuba diving. Visibility is great, often reaching up to 100 feet. This unique place offers tunnels, interesting lighting, and no current.
The Protected Wreck Association is looking for new members. This group focuses on protecting shipwreck sites and promoting responsible diving practices. They aim to raise awareness about wreck conservation and help divers understand the importance of underwater heritage. Joining can give divers access to unique diving experiences at these protected sites.
Gemma and Ian chat with Ryan and Nicole Levinson, who are known as “Two Afloat.” They live on a catamaran in French Polynesia and create content about their adventures both in the ocean and underwater. Their engaging lifestyle showcases the beauty of diving and sailing in stunning locations. Weekly episodes of The BiG Podcast are…
Underwater photography workshops are excellent for divers looking to enhance their skills, regardless of experience level. Unlike traditional classes, these workshops allow participants to learn through hands-on practice, feedback, and socializing. They cover a variety of topics such as composition, lighting, and editing techniques. These workshops also provide unique travel opportunities, memorable experiences, and chances…
Diving with family creates deep connections and cherished memories. The shared experiences, like discovering marine life or teamwork during dives, strengthen family bonds, making scuba diving more than just a sport. It’s important for young divers to develop independence and learn at their own pace. Each dive adds to their sense of adventure and curiosity,…