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Scuba diving story of the recovery of the Junkers Jumo 211 (recovery of underwater artifacts)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Fun, Liveaboard, Scuba diving stories, Scuba TravelNo Comments on Scuba diving story of the recovery of the Junkers Jumo 211 (recovery of underwater artifacts)

This is a scuba diving story about the recovery of the Junkers Jumo 211 diesel engine by scuba diver Leslie Storace. This engine belonged to a German Luftwaffe bomber that crashed into the sea during World War II. Junkers Jumo 211 engine was mostly used in German bombers. Luftwaffe aircraft such as Junkers’ own Junkers Ju 87 and Junkers Ju 88 used this engine. More than 70,000 of the Junkers Jumo 211 engine were made during World War II.

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How Long Should You Wait To Fly After Scuba Diving? (What’s SAFE?)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Liveaboard, Scuba Diving Tips & Safety, Scuba TravelTagged , No Comments on How Long Should You Wait To Fly After Scuba Diving? (What’s SAFE?)

How long do you have to wait to go scuba diving after flying depends on which rules you follow. This should be a minimum of 12 hours for a single dive, but ideally 24 hours. For repetitive dives, or multiple days of diving a minimum preflight surface interval of at least 18 hours is recommended. Divers Alert Network (DAN) recommends 24 hours after repetitive dives, whereas the US Air Force recommends 24 hours after any dive. But then the US Navy tables only recommend 2 hours before flying to altitude.

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Plastic pollution in the ocean (The facts about plastic pollution)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba Diving News, Scuba diving stories, Scuba TravelTagged , No Comments on Plastic pollution in the ocean (The facts about plastic pollution)

You may not know this, but bits of plastic have been found in almost every corner of the world…26 tons of plastic are dumped into our oceans each year. From the remotest of uninhabited islands to Antarctica and the deepest ocean trenches, including the Mariana Trench, you’ll find plastic pollution. The creatures of our oceans are being caught up in plastic too, which includes sea turtles, sharks, dolphins and seabirds. Plastic pollution in the ocean can be mistaken for food and it kills! Always remember that every river leads to the ocean.

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Best budget liveaboards Egypt & The Red Sea (Affordable Red Sea diving)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged , , , No Comments on Best budget liveaboards Egypt & The Red Sea (Affordable Red Sea diving)

Experience pristine reefs, amazingly clear visibility, an abundance of sea life and all this can be done on some of the best budget liveaboards Egypt and the Red Sea, as follows:

  1. Red Sea Aggressor II for up to 22 guests.
  2. M/Y JP Marine Liveaboard for up to 28 guests.
  3. MY Tillis liveaboard for up to 26 guests.
  4. Snefro Love budget Red Sea liveaboard for up to 20 guests.
  5. The affordable MY Golden Dolphin for up to 20 guests.

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Scuba Diving Cenotes Playa Del Carmen (The Best Cenotes To Dive)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged , , , No Comments on Scuba Diving Cenotes Playa Del Carmen (The Best Cenotes To Dive)

Scuba diving Cenotes Playa Del Carmen include three of the best Cenotes in Mexico, which are Dos Ojos Cenote, Casa Cenote and Gran or Grand Cenote. These are the best for beginners who’ve more recently trained to scuba dive caverns.

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The Best Luxury Dive Liveaboard Galapagos (Dive In Luxury & Comfort)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged , No Comments on The Best Luxury Dive Liveaboard Galapagos (Dive In Luxury & Comfort)

The 4 best luxury dive liveaboard Galapagos, which include these features: Rated 9 and Superb or more in the reviews; Scored 4.5 out of 5 star in reviews; Has a maximum capacity of 16 divers/guests or less; All cabins are air conditioned; All cabins have private en-suite bathrooms; Each bedroom is equipped with TV/DVD; Sea view cabins available.

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The 7 Best Budget Liveaboards Komodo (Affordable Komodo Diving)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged , , , , No Comments on The 7 Best Budget Liveaboards Komodo (Affordable Komodo Diving)

The best budget liveaboards Komodo include: The Dragon Dive Komodo Liveaboard for 14 guests; The Empress II Liveaboard for 10 guests; The Indonesian Jaya Liveaboard for 14 guests; The Akomo Isseki Liveaboard for 8 guests. Experience the majestic mantas and stunning sea life, along with Komodo Dragons on a budget.

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Charter Dive Liveaboard Great Barrier Reef (A 20 Metre Motor Sailing Schooner)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Charter Dive Liveaboard Great Barrier Reef (A 20 Metre Motor Sailing Schooner)

Cheap charter dive liveaboard Great Barrier Reef that gives you space and freedom to dive more or less where you want, when you want and as much as you want! What could be better if you love to scuba dive? To scuba dive on a dive liveaboard that’s you’ve chartered, that’s what!

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5 Best Budget Dive Liveaboards Galapagos Islands (Affordable Diving)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged , 2 Comments on 5 Best Budget Dive Liveaboards Galapagos Islands (Affordable Diving)

The best budget dive liveaboards Galapagos Islands include: The 10 diver, 21 metre (71 feet) MY Danubio Azul liveaboard; The 16 diver, 26 metres (85 feet) Aqua Liveaboard; The mid-budget 16 diver 32 metre (106 feet) Humboldt Explorer liveaboard; The mid-budget 16 diver, 32 metres (106 feet) Galapagos Master liveaboard; and the 100 guest, 92 metres (301 feet) trekking type liveaboard where scuba diving is optional.

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What Are The Cheapest Liveaboards Great Barrier Reef (Diving On A Budget)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged , , No Comments on What Are The Cheapest Liveaboards Great Barrier Reef (Diving On A Budget)

If you are on a budget with your scuba diving travel, you’ll probably be looking for the cheapest liveaboard boats for scuba diving the Great Barrier Reef. But just because the liveaboard is cheap, this doesn’t mean the diving experience is cheap too. The cheapest liveaboard Great Barrier Reef will be as stunning as the most expensive, as they’re on the same reef.

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Why Do The Great White Sharks Congregate Around Neptune Island?

By Russell BowyerPosted in Fun, Scuba diving stories, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Why Do The Great White Sharks Congregate Around Neptune Island?

Neptune Island shark diving is one of the 4 top spots in the world for great white sharks The Neptune Islands are off the coast of South Australia, not too far from Adelaide. If you’re interest in why great white sharks congregate around Neptune Island to cage dive there, the place to go is Port […]

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