‘Pierless’ – the myriad photographic opportunities of Barbados’ Cement Pier

The Cement Plant Pier in Barbados is a fantastic dive spot. It offers great opportunities for underwater photography and marine life observation. Divers can discover colorful fish, seahorses, and even giant tarpon. Techniques like macro and wide-angle photography work well here. Visitors can also explore nearby dive sites and enjoy the vibrant marine ecosystem.

Muck, Megafauna, and Magical Reefs with Damai II

A scuba diving trip on the Damai II offers exciting underwater experiences. The journey includes muck diving in Bima with colorful creatures like nudibranchs and seahorses. Sumbawa’s Saleh Bay is known for its whale shark encounters, where divers can swim with these gentle giants. Komodo National Park features stunning coral reefs, cleaning stations for manta…

Research Finds CESAs Can Cause Hidden Stress In Divers

New research shows Controlled Emergency Swimming Ascents (CESAs) can harm divers’ lungs. Even healthy divers may feel no symptoms but still face hidden stress. Improper techniques, like not exhaling, can worsen risks. Differences in individual lung response highlight the need for better training tools. This study suggests we should not assume safety without symptoms.

The Banda Islands – a Brief History of the ‘Spice Islands’

The Banda Islands are famous for their rich history and spices. These islands are now popular dive destinations in Indonesia. Divers can see a variety of marine life, making it a unique experience. The area has beautiful coral reefs, and the local culture is vibrant yet traditional. Fishing and scuba diving are key activities for…