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Solo Scuba Diving: A Guide to Travel Alone

Embarking on the thrilling deep-sea adventure of scuba diving solo opens up a world of possibilities. Contrary to common perceptions, diving solo doesn’t mean you have to navigate the ocean depths or negotiate the complexities of choosing the perfect dive resort or liveaboard all on your own. In fact, it’s an exhilarating journey that allows …

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The Future of Dive Travel Loyalty: Why Recognition Matters More Than Discounts

For decades, the dive travel industry has leaned on discounts to fill cabins and rooms. Early-bird deals, last-minute specials, and promo codes became the default language of loyalty. But as guests become savvier travellers, these tactics are showing their limits. Price can spark a booking, yet it rarely creates a lasting bond. Today’s guests are …

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Devil Scorpionfish: Behaviour, Habitat, and Safety Tips

Have you ever looked down while diving and thought you were staring at a rock, only to realize the “rock” was staring back?  That’s the trick devil scorpionfish use to hunt. It blends into the seabed so perfectly that most people swim right past it without knowing. With its rough edges, eerie look, and clever …

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Plan Your Dive, know your Dive Issue 3 SW Explorer Digital Digest

Issue 3 EXPLORER: Plan Your Dive, Dive Your Plan

Inside this issue:– The Secret Garden – Seasonal Spectacle– The Hidden Carbon Footprint of Scuba Tourism– REAL FOCUS Judges’ Profiles– #MAKROGEHTIMMER: Partner Introduction – REAL FOCUS 2026 Shootout– Behind the Lens with Jacob Guy– Underwater Wonders: Mimic Octopus– Pro Tips Corner: Flying After Diving– The Avelo System Every diver knows the golden rule: plan your …

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Liveaboard vs Resort Diving: Which Dive Holiday Is Right for You?

The Great Dive Debate: Liveaboard or Resort? Picture this: You’re 50 feet down, floating above a coral wall alive with reef sharks and hammerheads in the blue. When you surface, your floating home is waiting—dinner prepared, tanks filled, and tomorrow’s dives set at remote sites no day boat could reach. Now imagine instead: After drifting …

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