Divemaster vs. Master Scuba Diver
While Divemasters are trained to work in the industry, many dive centers actually view Master Scuba Divers as more experienced. Why? Because there are no shortcuts. You must earn your...
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Divemaster vs. Master Scuba Diver
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Dive Team Turns Three! 🎉
Yup, we are officially three years old—and what a ride it has been! It’s hard to believe how quickly the dive center has grown, and none of it would have...
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A Victory for African Penguins: Historic Court Order Secures No-Take Zones
After a six-year battle for the survival of South Africa’s critically endangered African Penguin, wins a historic victory. The Pretoria High Court issued an order solidifying an agreement that establishes no-take...
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Sassea Swim - Sustainable Swimwear
Finding swimwear that actually works for diving can be a challenge. Sassea Swimwear is different—it’s made by women who actually spend time in the water, and made 100% from recycled plastics.
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Ships Sunk on Purpose vs. Accidental Wrecks: A Diver’s Perspective
Divers often feel a stronger emotional and historical connection to ships that were lost due to storms, battles, or human error. But why is this the case? What makes some...
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Scuba Gear Secrets: The Truth Behind Overpriced Dive Masks
Take a closer look at the dive masks on the shelf. You might notice something peculiar: many of them are exactly the same, except for a different logo and, of...
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Wide or Macro? Guide to Underwater Photography in Cape Town
Whatever you choose, you’re in for an unforgettable underwater photography experience in one of the most dynamic dive destinations on the planet. Happy shooting!
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Book Review: Wood, Iron and Steel
Whether you’re a diver, a maritime historian, or simply someone who loves the ocean, this book is an essential addition to your library. Its seamless blend of historical storytelling and...
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Regulator Inspections After Your Dive Trip
We’ve recently seen an increasing number of scuba regulators brought in for servicing with complaints of breathing difficulty or free-flow issues following dive trips. Upon inspection, it’s often clear that...
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West Coast Rock Lobster 2024 Season is Here!
The long-awaited West Coast Rock Lobster (crayfishing) season has finally been announced for 2024, much to the excitement of Cape Town’s divers and anglers. Despite the late release of dates...
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Freediving Fins vs. Scuba Fins: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job
When it comes to diving, your fins are your propulsion system, giving you the power to explore the underwater world. But not all fins are created equal. Freediving fins and...
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Be a Prepared Diver: Safety is Non-Negotiable
We’ve all experienced it—a snapped fin strap, a leaky regulator, or worse. Equipment issues can derail the most exciting dive plans. Lets discuss essentials to keep you diving.
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Are Your Regulator Hoses Safe? Here’s What You Need to Know
There’s a critical piece of scuba equipment that often gets overlooked—your regulator hoses. Manufacturers typically recommend replacing scuba regulator hoses every 3 to 5 years.
