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Wall Diving is quite a challenging diving activity that often requires divers to be on their toes. Despite its challenges, wall diving is not inherently difficult or dangerous when proper

Seahorses are among the most popular marine animals. Adults and children alike adore these underwater equines, but are they really fish, despite the fact that we know they aren’t horses?

Believe it or not, there are numerous ways to move your body while scuba diving. Most beginners begin with the flutter kick finning technique and progress to other styles that

By La Galigo Essential Insights: What Every Female Diver Should Know for Global Exploration A rising surge of female scuba divers is creating big waves across the globe where the

By La Galigo 6 Best Places to Go Dive with Sharks One of the top priorities for most divers is going shark diving. Seeing different types of Sharks is an

Raja Ampat is home to over 600 species of hard reef building coral, 700 species of molluscs, 1300 species of reef fish, 17 species of marine mammals (including dugongs, sperm

Packing for a diving trip may seem overwhelming if you’re the kind of person who finds it difficult to zip up your suitcase without putting everything in, including the kitchen

An unforgettable experience is having your first underwater dive or snorkelling encounter with a Manta Ray!  If you’re lucky, you might have a close encounter and emerge feeling like you

One of the main reasons for arguments between couples has to be utilising maps or GPS devices while driving. Just hearing the term “compass” may chill people to the bone.

A no-decompression limit (NDL) is a time limit for how long a diver can stay at a given depth. It is based on how much nitrogen a divers body absorbs