For serious divers

Diving combines multiple aspects of science. Everything in scuba diving is tied to science, from the physics that dictates the change in pressure to the chemical and physiological phenomena that force us to choose our breathing gas with the utmost care.

Learn about diving equipment, and which equipment is the best for you!

Become a better diver by learning little tips, that will make a big difference!

Malta is situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea and is home to many interesting wreck dives. This is mainly due to its role in the second world war. The water temperature goes from a chill 15°C in the winter to a comfortable 29-30°C in the summer.

With so many various dive sites in the four corners of the world, it is normal that diving and traveling go hand in hand. Learn about the best dive spots throughout the world, with general travel tips.

Learn more about wreck diving throughout the world. Take a dive into the thrill of diving historical wrecks and learn the challenges the dangers that are involved. Get tips to become the perfect wreck diver. Traditional wrecks are sunk vessels ranging from boats to planes and even submarines. More peculiar wrecks may include non-vessels such as statues or ruins.

Diving is not a risk-less sport, and although it has become safer and safer throughout the years thanks to regulations and standards there is still the occasionnal exception that makes the news. Incidents such as the Yuri Lipski Blue Hole incident, Paria incident and various stories of Cave divers being trapped underwater feed the morbid curiosity of people. Of course, we can always learn from our mistakes and that is the primary goal of those articles: understanding what happened.