Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, knowing how to be a great dive buddy can turn a good dive into an unforgettable one — and keep you both safe in the process.

Whether you’re a diver or not, you probably already heard the words “coral bleaching” “heat waves” or “global warming”. What does that mean? And what are the perspectives? Let’s take a closer look together.

When diving into the underwater world, we experience reality in a completely different way. Light, sound, and even movement behave uniquely beneath the surface, shaping how we perceive our surroundings. Understanding these effects not only enhances our appreciation of the ocean but also improves safety and awareness for divers and underwater explorers.

Have you ever noticed that depending on the time of year you dive you see certain species of fish and at other times they seem to be absent? Have you ever heard the expression ‘the reefs are empty’?

The Boxfishes of Mauritius: Hidden Jewels of the Reefs

Sound of silence underwater

Have you asked yourself how do fish communicate? Or if fish have ears? Or why they make noise?