This August, DAN’s Academy of Dive Medicine, supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (MoTCE) Indonesia was successfully undertaken in Bali. The primary objective of the Academy was to enhance the availability of medical professionals trained in providing […]
Text and Images by Richard Barnden It’s been 10 years nearly to the day since I sat down and wrote my last article for Asian Diver magazine, Scuba Diver AUSTRALASIA’s sister title. Lots of things have changed in the intervening […]
French Polynesia is composed of about 118 islands spread over five archipelagos in the South Pacific Ocean, including Tahiti, Bora Bora and Moorea. The territory is renowned for its pristine waters and coral reefs, as well as for its abundant […]
THE NATURAL WONDER OF MEXICO The famous cenotes of Yucatán in Mexico are the entrances to the largest underwater cave systems in the world. There are at least 6,000 cenotes in the Yucatán and these mystical sinkholes have captivated divers […]
Semporna is a sleepy, coastal town in the Tawau division of Sabah in East Malaysia, but it is also the gateway to some of the best diving in the world. Culture and History The town is shaped by its diverse […]
Self-proclaimed “ghost net hunter”, Harry Chan has spent more than a decade hauling abandoned fishing nets out of the ocean. This retired septuagenarian is on a mission to clean up not just Hong Kong’s waters, but he has also been […]
Simplifying the logistics of diving with a clever solution It’s a known fact among scuba divers that different fins are needed for different diving conditions. The SCUBAPRO Modular Fin System eliminates this need by having two foot sections and different […]
