Our blogs about diving, Nusa Penida and more

The differences between Master Scuba Diver and Divemaster explained in details!

Thinking about taking your PADI IDC or maybe you just became a dive instructor and looking for your first job? Here are your tips

We look at the health implications and effects that alcohol has with diving, and why its best to wait for the bubbles to settle!

Here are a few things to consider when you are choosing the different options to do your PADI Divemaster course.

If you are a beginner diver, you may be wondering what the best options are for scuba diving in Nusa Penida.

Here is a quick overview of depth limits for recreational diving (for most dive international no- decompression training agencies such as PA

Let's look at some statistics and facts about sexism in the dive industry

Choosing the right dive instructor is crucial for anyone looking to pursue scuba diving, particularly for beginners.

Is becoming a dive instructor your dream job? A few things to take into consideration before you take the plunge!

Scuba diving is fun and will change your life in many positive ways! Apart from being as cool as James Bond, meeting manta rays in Nusa...

Some areas like Nusa Penida or Komodo have the potential for strong currents. Here are a few tips that you can use for diving in currents

Here is your complete beginner's guide to learning to dive in Nusa Penida.

Your ultimate guide to diving Nusa Penida! Everything you need to know to get there and plan your dives.

The Divemaster certification is the key to unlocking new opportunities and making a living while doing what you love.

How to prevent ear infection when scuba diving? Our best tips in this post!

Nusa Penida and the surroundings islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan offer stunning diving, but can also be home to strong currents.

As a new diver, it's easy to make mistakes. When you have just started scuba diving, this is a whole new world that opens up to you!

Scientists surmise that scuba diving for an hour burns between 400 to 700 calories-, perhaps more in colder waters or difficult conditions.

On the beginning of scuba diving and the first self-contained underwater breathing equipment.

Diving with Enriched Air, also known as Nitrox, has both advantages and disadvantages. Here are 5 facts about Nitrox that you should know!