Why Bali remains safe 98{2ab15f113b077567805133d7319191ae2634a01a8c0d1dd8eae53a19b41080a1} of Bali landmass outside of the ‘Danger Zone’ of any potential Bali volcano Mt. Agung eruption The Bali Tourism Board Hospitality Media Centre recently proclaimed that 98{2ab15f113b077567805133d7319191ae2634a01a8c0d1dd8eae53a19b41080a1} of the land mass of Bali is perfectly safe for holidaymakers despite the current high...
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Forget the diet, dive for weight loss! Have you ever wondered why you are ravenously hungry after two dives? Or why after a five day liveaboard you have weight loss of a kilo or two? Well, scuba diving is a great way to lose weight, here...
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The Buddy Check The buddy check is taught in all Open Water scuba diving courses. It is essential to ensure safe and comfortable diving with your scuba diving buddy and should be done before every dive. How to remember it The PADI acronym used is BWRAF but this...
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Diving with diabetes Years ago if you had diabetes type 1 or 2, then scuba diving was a no no for you. Now with modern medicine and correct diet, diving with diabetes is possible in some cases, even type 1, providing that you have sign off from...
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Prevention & cure of Seasickness Many people suffer from occasional seasickness. If you have ever suffered from it yourself you will know how debilitating it can be, a great day out on the water can turn into a countdown of the minutes until you are back on dry...
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Jellyfish Of the 2000 varieties of jellyfish in the world, only 70 are harmful to humans. There is a famous site in Palau called Jellyfish Lake where you can snorkel with millions of Golden and Moon Jellyfish without being stung. On the other extreme, some species such as...
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