This information could possibly used to certify me insane, but I will risk it. Very little research has been done about this but I (as have many others) have always believed that different creatures begin… Continue reading…

Hi divers Compliments of the season to everyone. Thank you for your support and for the many awesome dives we enjoyed last year. I’m looking forward to a busy dive-filled 2011 and I wish you… Continue reading…

One of the things I love about diving is the silence – the only sounds are your breathing, and the sounds of the underwater world. These could include crackling coral, the sound of parrotfish munching… Continue reading…

Hi everyone The past few weeks have been busy. Kate has finished her Divemaster course and 60 dives. In 40 days, this is quite an achievement with the average dive time being 45 minutes. The… Continue reading…

The fourth dive we did (second dive on our second full day in Sodwana) was to Pinnacles, a beautiful site also on Two Mile Reef. The sea was quite rough and kitting up on the… Continue reading…

We were feeling a little beaten up after our first dive in Sodwana, what with the rough surface conditions that had had more than one of us (no names mentioned) leaning over the side of… Continue reading…

Our last dive in Sodwana was at 0630 on the Sunday morning. It had to be early, and not too deep, to accommodate those who were flying home later in the day. By this stage… Continue reading…

Dive Atlas of the World: An Illustrated Reference to the Best Sites – Jack Jackson (editor) Tony gave me this gorgeous coffee table book that will have you desperate to get on a plane and… Continue reading…

Two Buoy is fairly central on Two Mile Reef, and like the entire reef system is only a short boat ride from the beach. That said, it was our first dive in Sodwana and the… Continue reading…

On a boat dive off a rubber duck, all the divers roll backwards into the water at the same time. The skipper stops the boat, counts down, and everyone rolls backwards off the pontoon simultaneously…. Continue reading…