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Maldives Eco Blue Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Maldives Eco Blue Liveaboard Review

This 32 metre (105 feet) Maldives liveaboard accommodates up to 22 scuba divers across 11 cabins. The Maldives Eco Blue liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has en-suite cabins with air conditioning. Western and local food served buffet style served indoors and there’s also a saloon and bar. The scuba diving ranges from itineraries of 8 days 7 nights to 15 days 14 nights with some of the best diving in the Maldives. The chance to see whale sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles and more.

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Maldives Aggressor II Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Maldives Aggressor II Liveaboard Review

This 41 metre (135 feet) Maldives liveaboard accommodates up to 22 scuba divers across 11 cabins. The Maldives Aggressor II liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has all en-suite cabins with air conditioning. Western and local food served buffet style served indoors with a saloon and bar. The scuba diving is second to non and includes two itineraries of 8 days 7 nights or 11 days 10 nights with the best of the Maldives diving. The chance to see whale sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles and more.

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Maldives Emperor Explorer Liveaboard Review (Luxury Maldives Liveaboard)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Maldives Emperor Explorer Liveaboard Review (Luxury Maldives Liveaboard)

This 42 metre (138 feet) Maldives liveaboard accommodates up to 26 scuba divers across 13 cabins. The Emperor Explorer is a luxury Maldives liveaboard and has all en-suite cabins with air conditioning. Western and local food served buffet style with a free glass of complimentary at with dinner. The scuba diving is second to non and includes two itineraries of 8 days 7 nights or 11 days 10 nights. There’s free nitrox on board too. Chance to see whale sharks, manta rays, eagle rays and more.

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Maldives MV Carpe Novo Liveaboard Review (The Best Luxury Scuba Diving)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Maldives MV Carpe Novo Liveaboard Review (The Best Luxury Scuba Diving)

This 43 metre (141 feet) Maldives liveaboard accommodates up to 22 scuba divers across 12 cabins. The Maldives MV Carpe Novo was built for scuba divers and has all en-suite cabins with air conditioning. Western and local food served buffet style served indoors or alfresco. The scuba diving is second to non and includes two itineraries of 8 days 7 nights or 11 days 10 nights, but with various options to choose from. There’s free nitrox on board too. Chance to see whale sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles and more.

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What Are The Similarities Between Sharks And Rays (14 Characteristics)

By Russell BowyerPosted in FunTagged , No Comments on What Are The Similarities Between Sharks And Rays (14 Characteristics)

Rays and sharks are closely related. They are both cartilaginous fish, meaning they have cartilage for skeletons rather than bones. Sharks and rays both have gill slits or clefts and don’t have a swim bladder. They both have dermal denticles which are modified “scales” covering their skin referred to as shagreen. They also have ampullae of Lorenzini sensory organs called electroreceptors in common too.

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40+ Interesting Facts About Manta Rays (Oceanic Giants Of The Seas)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Fun, Liveaboard, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on 40+ Interesting Facts About Manta Rays (Oceanic Giants Of The Seas)

Interesting facts about manta rays include the word “Manta” which takes the meaning of blanket or cloak in Spanish. They are also known as devil rays and are a common tattoo representing graceful strength and wisdom. Manta ray have the largest brain relative to body size of all known species of fish. Their diet consists of plankton, small fish and small crustaceans like krill. The largest ever recorded manta rays is 9.1 metres (30 feet), which is wider than a giraffe is tall.

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Wetsuit Temperature Guide Scuba Diving (Celsius And Fahrenheit)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Recommended Gear, Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyNo Comments on Wetsuit Temperature Guide Scuba Diving (Celsius And Fahrenheit)

When you consider any guide to choice of wetsuit and water temperature, you must consider your own personal tolerance to the cold. In addition to how easily you feel the cold, also consider the topside conditions between dives on your dive interval. But also take account of the depth of your dive too.

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Is Skiing More Dangerous Than Scuba Diving (What Are The Risks Of Dying?)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Learn to Scuba Dive, Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyTagged No Comments on Is Skiing More Dangerous Than Scuba Diving (What Are The Risks Of Dying?)

Partly because more people ski than scuba dive, there are more skiing accidents happen over a given period. Some of these accidents are very minor and some involve broken bones. But to answer the question ‘is skiing more dangerous than scuba diving?’, it turns out that scuba diving is statistically more dangerous than skiing and snowboarding when it comes to fatalities.

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