Mythical secret’s of how Divers hone their skills.

After an Open Water Diver course you can sometimes be left feeling like there was something missing or maybe it was not complete. You’re looking at taking the next step they keep telling you to do but are not sure or even feeling prepared. For starters your Dive Instructor seemed to have it all so well down yet made it look so simple that you don’t feel like you really did that well?
Getting out diving once certified
After putting all that work into becoming a certified diver, getting out diving afterwards can be oddly challenging. We’ve put together some helpful tips to get you started…
How the PADI Rescue Diver course improves your diving.
Early on in your scuba diving the PADI Rescue Diver course can sometimes seem intangible or unnecessary, because well, you just leave that stuff to the pro’s don’t you?
Safe and Enjoyable Diving – Wellington and NZ
Safe and Enjoyable Diving – Wellington and NZ With the advent of long summers and great diving on offer, it’s surprising how much underwater time you can clock up and in no time you can feel there is nothing that can go wrong. This is true if you are following safe diving practices and using common […]
Drysuit Types
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Weightlessness
To be able to cruise at any depth without rising or falling is a great skill.
Shore diving for experts.

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Wetsuit or Drysuit
Here is a first world dilemma. If you were going on the Waikato Drift Dive trip, would you take your wet suit or your dry suit? On one hand the Taupo temperature is predicted to be sunny and 13 degrees, it’s the end of winter and the river is colder than the sea. My dry […]