A Cenote Diving Adventure from a Decade Ago

Cenote diving in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula offers an exciting adventure among unique underwater formations. The region is known for over 6,000 cenotes, which are natural sinkholes filled with crystal-clear water. Beginners can enjoy shallow dives like Dos Ojos, while advanced divers can explore deeper locations like The Pit. Beyond the scenery, cenotes are historically significant,…

Ikelite Shipping Deluxe Version of Housing for the Canon EOS R5 Mark II

Ikelite is now shipping a deluxe version of its underwater housing for the Canon EOS R5 Mark II. This package includes a Dual Tray with Dual Handles, Trigger Extensions, a Vacuum Pump, spare O-rings, and a USB-C Charging and Data Transfer Bulkhead. Originally priced at $2,380, the deluxe version is currently available for $2,295 due…

Cetacean Opps – Cracking the Sperm Whale Alphabet

Whale songs are fascinating and complex, made up of groans, moans, and squeals. The sounds can last for hours and have captivated humans since Roger Payne studied humpback whales in 1967. The Cetacean Translation Initiative, known as CETI, is working to understand and translate these sounds. This research could help break the communication barrier between…

Photographer of the Week – Michael Martin

Michael Martin is featured as the Photographer of the Week for his incredible underwater macro photography, focusing on unique critters like nudibranchs and sea slugs. Originally from the United States, he has lived in Jakarta, Indonesia, since 2012, taking advantage of excellent dive sites like Bali and Lembeh. His images showcase Indonesia’s vibrant marine life…

Fundraise

Fundraising is an important way to support shark conservation efforts. It raises money to help the cause and brings attention to issues regarding sharks. Participants can challenge themselves personally while enjoying time with friends and family. There are various organized events to sign up for, like marathons and hikes, making it easy to get involved….

Bringing the TECH back to DiveTECH!

DiveTech, a diving school, is excited to reintroduce its technical diving courses after recovering from the pandemic. Technical diving involves planned dives that surpass no-stop limits, requiring specific decompression stops. The courses offer training for various depths, including Tec 40, Tec 45, and Tec 50, all of which teach divers how to use specialized gear….

With RAID, You Know What You’re Getting…

RAID is a scuba diving training organization that offers clear and structured diving courses. Each course has well-defined standards and a consistent curriculum. This ensures that divers know what to expect and can build their skills progressively. A focus on safety and proper training allows divers to feel confident underwater, making their experiences more enjoyable.