Author name: Mazba Dimsi

SUMMARY How to read them? When you’re reading dive tables, it’s important to follow some basic guidelines. The first rule is that the dive table must be read in order. Your dive computer will provide the necessary information for any given depth and time interval, but it isn’t a good idea to skip around on […]

If you’re looking to get into the diving industry, you’ve probably got questions about how much money you can make. You won’t be disappointed by what we have to say: it’s a very lucrative field! As long as you know what questions to ask before signing on with an employer, becoming a dive instructor is

Jellyfish are a common, yet dangerous hazard when scuba diving or snorkeling. They are often hard to see in the water, which means that you may not even be aware that you’ve been stung until after the fact. Jellyfish stings can range from mild to very severe, depending on the type of jellyfish and how

A Diver Down Flag is used by scuba divers and snorkelers as a warning to other boaters that they are in the water and may be submerged. The Diver Down Flag is primarily used during boat operations. This flag is used when divers are not in direct contact with their boat or shore parties, it

We all have those dreams. You know, the ones where you’re diving in the ocean and it’s completely dark. It’s eerie, but still beautiful. Well, for some of us (and I’m assuming you), it is not one of those dreams. It’s an actual reality and there is more than one way to experience night diving

Scuba divers are always curious about how deep they can dive. Planning a scuba trip to the great depths of the ocean? How far can you go before your air runs out? Let’s look at some basic facts so that you can plan your next adventure. So, how deep can you dive? The answer to