Sharks are important!
Before moving to the Bahamas I had never dived with a shark. In fact I only had seen them in aquariums or on the TV. I’ve come to admire them […]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Dissimilar Cylinder Volumes for Cave Diving
When diving in a cave, there are several limiting factors that you should be aware of. The most important of these is the gas supply. Without an adequate supply of […]
Equipment For Cave Diving
Cave diving is one of the most difficult of all the diving pursuits, and as such it requires specialist equipment. Harness This is important as it helps you transport the […]
Sanctum
Any diving enthusiast will tell you that it is hard to make a good film about diving. Sanctum is a film that falls a little short of the mark. It […]
Wreck Diving
Here in the Bahamas there are many wrecks. Most of these wrecks are not challenging and are accessible to open water divers as they don’t lie much deeper than 18m […]
Seabather’s Eruption
One blight on divers’ lives is “seabather’s eruption.” On a recent outing I accidentally swam through a swarm of Thimble Jellyfish. Jumping into the water to cool off with my wetsuit […]
Intro to Cave Certified
As soon as the Cavern course was finished we started on the Intro to Cave. This time some of the limitations have gone and some have been added. Gone is […]
