Diving from a boat adds a whole layer most pool-and-shore divers never learned — where to set up, when to gear up, how not to be the person holding everyone up. Here’s boat diving 101, so your first charter feels familiar, not frantic.
The Red Sea has sat at the top of divers’ bucket lists for generations, and Egypt’s coastline is the reason why. From the wreck of the Thistlegorm to the shark-patrolled walls of the offshore reefs, here’s what makes it special — and how to start planning your own trip.
Your first international dive trip is a milestone, but planning one can feel daunting, with certifications to sort out, gear decisions to make, and logistics that go beyond a typical vacation. The good news: a great dive trip comes down to a good checklist. Work through these steps and you’ll arrive at the dive boat relaxed, ready, and free to focus on what you came for.
Tired of diving alone on vacation while your partner sits by the hotel pool? Convincing a hesitant spouse to get scuba certified requires tact, empathy, and the right approach. Here is how to seamlessly turn your significant other into your favorite lifelong dive buddy.
