This post shares recent activities and plans for New Year’s celebrations. It also highlights favorite articles from 2020, focusing on topics related to scuba diving and the ocean. Readers can explore insights from these articles to enhance their diving knowledge and appreciation for marine life. The content encourages new divers to continue learning and exploring underwater.
Plastic litter on UK beaches has increased by nearly 10 percent, according to the Marine Conservation Society. In 2024, volunteers collected over 764,000 pieces of litter during beach clean events. Household waste made up 46 percent of this litter, with plastic fragments being the most common item found. This rise in plastic pollution poses severe…
Mu Koh Similan National Park is a top dive spot in Thailand. It features nine beautiful granite islands with amazing coral reefs and diverse fish. Scuba divers can find both shallow and deep dive sites here. The area supports unique marine life, including whale sharks and manta rays. Liveaboard trips are popular, offering convenience and…
Rob Colley, a former Royal Marine, shares insights on his experiences in extreme environments, both on land and underwater. He has developed the Thrival Instinct Method, which focuses on inner mastery through breathwork and performance psychology. This method aims to help individuals, especially those in high-stress situations, reconnect with clarity and purpose. His work supports…
DEMA has released detailed reports analyzing the demographics of divers. The research studied over 7,000 scuba consumers who made purchases in the last three years. It focuses on four key segments: Open Water Divers, Continuing Education Divers, Dive Equipment Buyers, and Dive Travel Buyers. These insights help DEMA members understand their customers and improve marketing…
The HMHS Britannic Wreck is a famous dive site that only expert technical divers can access. It lies at a depth of around 400 feet in the Aegean Sea. Unlike its sister ship the Titanic, which sank after hitting an iceberg, the Britannic sank in 1916 due to an underwater mine during World War I….
White Star Quarry is now open for the 2025 scuba season, providing an excellent training and recreational site for Midwest divers. The quarry offers clear freshwater, reliable conditions, and essential facilities, making it important for diver engagement and business growth. It allows for various training opportunities, including Open Water checkouts and advanced courses. The early…