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Learning to dive

Are you considering becoming a scuba diver? Are you unsure of the process or how long it will take to get scuba certified? I learnt to dive at 55

Why it’s never too late to get scuba certified

At 55 I had to ask the question – Is it too late for me to get scuba certified?

11 Tips to equalize your ears when scuba diving

How to pop your ear? It sounds ominous but how to equalize your ears when scuba diving is important

Wolf Rock Diving with Grey Nurse Sharks

Wolf Rock Diving. What makes Wolf Rock Diving so good? Well ….there is the Grey Nurse Sharks for a start.

5 Steps for a Controlled Descent

A controlled descent when scuba diving, will relieve your anxiety, help you equalize, help keep you safe and conserve air.

PADI Diving Inclusivity

As a woman diving in her fifties I feel I have been embraced by the diving community. As a female diver I have thrived in the diving community

Scuba sisters

Dive buddies stay close, do buddy checks, keep you safe, and explore. Good dive buddies enhance your dive.

Discovering Scuba Diving

Scuba diving blog about a woman scuba diver learning to dive in her fifties.

Review Beuchat VRT 90 Regulator

A dive regulator is an important part of your dive gear and is literally your life line. The Beauchat VRT 90 dive regulator is easy to breathe through, even at depth, is comfortable and as an added bonus has flow control. It’s Never Too Late to Become a Confident Scuba Woman – Take the DiveContinue reading “Review Beuchat VRT 90 Regulator”

Review Oceanic Manta Ray Fins

Fins are an essential part of your dive gear, often bought with a mask and snorkel, fins are one of the first purchases you will make as a diver. When buying fins, consider the different diving fins types, comfort, current, and ease of getting on and off. Would you prefer open-heel fins worn with diveContinue reading “Review Oceanic Manta Ray Fins”