Subway Dive Centre is a PADI 5* Instructor Development Centre, National Geographic Dive Centre and Project AWARE Official Partner located in the town of Bugibba on the island of Malta. I wish I could remember… Continue reading…
Tony has been alternately ragging and begging Grant for the last long while, wanting to dive the MV Aster in Hout Bay. He finally got his wish, along with me, Goot and Cecil, one magnificent… Continue reading…
Of the ten dives we did in Malta, two were boat dives, done consecutively on one of the days. Our diving companions were all Russian, which meant that Sergey gave us our own personal dive… Continue reading…
Hi divers What we have been up to For those of you that did not make it to the ocean last weekend I can truly say you missed out big time!! The OMSAC clean-up dive… Continue reading…
According to Peter Southwood, on the wikitravel page for the SS Lusitania, The wreck of the Lusitania is considered by many Cape Town divers to be one of the top wreck dives of the region…. Continue reading…
Hello divers What would a diving newsletter be without a weather rant. RANT. Big swells, rain and a fair bit of wind have hampered diving the last week or so. The surfers have had some… Continue reading…
Hi everyone Clare and I have just returned from an epic trip where we visited Denmark, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands and Malta. In total we took close to 10 000 photos above and below the… Continue reading…
A cylinder, scuba tank, or dive cylinder as they are often called is a pressure vessel containing air under extreme pressure and in most recreational diving cylinders that’s all there is in it. The air… Continue reading…
There are loads of dive computers available today and it can sometimes be difficult deciding what to buy. In my opinion a dive computer should be sold with the required download dongle and the software… Continue reading…
As a rule recreational diving is no decompression diving. The dive tables are designed to ensure a huge safety margin and you could ascend directly to the surface (no faster than 18 metres per minute)… Continue reading…
