Diving Coral Triangle diversity with the Philippines Aggressor

The Philippines Aggressor offers an unforgettable diving experience in the Coral Triangle. This liveaboard journey includes visits to diverse dive sites in the Visayas and Tubbataha National Park. Divers can expect rich biodiversity, featuring everything from colorful corals to large schools of fish, including whale sharks. The trip showcases a variety of underwater landscapes, providing…

Explorations in the Dark: The Thrill of Blackwater Night Dives

Blackwater diving is an exciting night diving experience where divers explore the open ocean, far from reefs, to witness unique marine life that comes to the surface at night. This type of diving began in Hawaii in the late 1990s and allows divers to observe little-known creatures like juvenile fish, squid, and plankton. The thrill…

SeaLife Announces SportDiver S Underwater Housing for Smartphones

SeaLife has launched the SportDiver S, a new underwater housing for smartphones, suitable for divers and snorkelers. This compact housing can dive to 100 feet and is compatible with most iPhones and many Android models. It features comfortable controls for easy use and includes a Leak Avoidance System to keep the smartphone safe while underwater….

Skin Cancer Awareness month

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, a reminder for scuba divers about the risks of excessive sun exposure. While diving, sunlight can reflect off the water, increasing your chance of skin damage and melanoma, a serious skin cancer. Divers should protect themselves by applying broad-spectrum sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, and conducting regular skin checks. Awareness…

Skin Cancer Awareness month

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, which is important for scuba divers. While enjoying the underwater beauty, remember that sun exposure can be harmful. UV rays penetrate water and reflect off its surface, increasing your risk of skin cancer, especially melanoma. Protect yourself by wearing rash guards, applying high-SPF sunscreen, and scheduling regular skin checks….