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Why Listen To A Dive Briefing?

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Apr 02, 2022

Why Listen to a Dive Briefing? Dive briefings are one of the most important parts of any dive. The best dive briefing will provide you with the most important safety information and tell you where to find the most unique marine life on your dives. Pa.. Read More

The Importance Of A Buddy Check.

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Mar 31, 2022

The Importance of a Buddy check. The buddy check is one of the best ways to prevent diving accidents through oversights, equipment malfunctions and forgotten equipment, for this reason the buddy check is taught during every scuba diver certification .. Read More

Comprehensive Fitness-to-dive Medical Guide

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Mar 13, 2022

Fitness to Dive Medical Guide The underwater world is amazing, but you need to be aware of your health and fitness before you get in the water. Dive medicals are a critical assessment to make sure you can safely enjoy this sport. In this guide, we&rs.. Read More

How Do Scuba Divers Control Their Buoyancy?

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Feb 21, 2022

How do scuba divers control their buoyancy? When scuba diving, it is important to control your buoyancy. Achieving perfect buoyancy control through practice and specialised courses is crucial for both safety and maximising your diving enjoyment. Ther.. Read More

Bouyancy Control

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 17, 2022

Bouyancy Control Buoyancy control one of the most important skills to master as a scuba diver, and probably one of the hardest ones to master. Once you get your buoyancy right, you will use up less air. You'll feel more comfortable underneath the.. Read More

Understanding Diving Conditions

By Peter Letts IN Diving

May 17, 2020

How to Understand Diving Conditions?  As the weekend is just around the corner, I can imagine there are more than a few of you scanning the Abyss Calendar page planning your next dive. I’m sure there’s even more of you out there that.. Read More

The Seals Of Martin Island

By Peter Letts IN Diving

Jan 23, 2019

There is a Colony of Australian Fur seals on Martin Island, a 10-minute Boat trip from Port Kembla Boat Ramp. Martin Island has areas that are protected, but also provides some great basking areas for the seals to sit and dry off in the sun.. Read More

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