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Ever lost your luggage on a dive trip? It can happen, but there are some things you can do to help prevent an out-of-dive-gear situation. Before You Fly Get travel insurance that covers bag loss/theft/damage. Place a travel GPS tracker in your bag. Take several pictures of your bag, including the tags. Take pictures of …
Visiting La Isla Cozumel Cozumel boasts the second largest barrier reef in the world! Just a quick short flight from most anywhere in the United States and Canada, Cozumel is a popular and cheap place to dive! Before you book your trip, check the weather and modify our packing list to accommodate your needs! …
Key Largo Florida is home to shallow diving in the United States of America! Enjoy shallow reefs, subtle currents, waves on the ocean and a recovering reef! Most diving is done from a boat, so do not plan on shore diving unless you have a local friend who’s willing to take you out. Weather can …
Shore diving at it’s finest! If you are ready for pristine reefs, eco-tourism and scuba diving at your own pace, Bonaire is waiting for you. Pack your gear bag and book a flight! Bonaire is really laid-back and informal. Your resort wear is likely overkill anywhere on the island but maybe a casino. Divers – …
Vacation awaits on your scuba liveaboard adventure. If you are diving the Caribbean sea, you are about to embark on a world-class adventure for scuba diving! Eat, sleep, dive and enjoy the most incredible sunsets you will see! Here are a few things you might want to bring on your trip: Diving BCD Air Delivery …
If you’re traveling to the Homestead Crater in Midway Utah, you most likely are getting your Open Water certification for scuba diving, or you might be taking a specialty course. You will enjoy your time in the Crater more if you pack efficiently for your scheduled time. See the “what to bring inside” section for …
Are you traveling to the Blue Hole in Santa Rosa, New Mexico? You’re probably diving for fun, learning to dive or taking specialty scuba diving courses! While outdoor conditions range from snowing to sunbathing in the desert heat, the water remains around 61 degrees Fahrenheit. Packing properly is essential to your comfort, regardless of the …