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Island Hopping in Northern Washington Barb Roy Today’s economy is uncertain and many are choosing to explore dive sites they can drive to and from in just a day or weekend. For new divers or those wanting to gain cold water experience, short local trips are ideal, especially if you plan to bring the family. -
Whale Sharks and Cenotes of Riviera Maya By: Barb Roy Shimmering windows of light shone down through a lush jungle canopy into a clear freshwater pool creating thin beams of dancing light bouncing gracefully off a floor of stone. The ambient light reflected their radiance into a cavernous aquatic opening with low wide passages leading into other sizeable rooms; this is the house that nature built in the waters of the Riviera Maya. -
A New Look at Southern Vancouver Island By: Barb Roy Southern Vancouver Island is a journey into some of the very best diving that Canada has to offer. A dash of sea caves, a smattering of cliffs, walls that teem with life along with both natural and artificial reefs compliment a bevy of shipwrecks and airplanes populating the sandy bottoms and stunning rock formations of the grand Southern Vancouver Island area. -
Hood Canal Dive A Fjord Lately? By Mike Hughes Hood Canal is home to several popular dive sites and contains a large diversified concentration of sea creatures. Sporting over 240 miles of shoreline and averaging 500 ft in depth you never know what you might discover in the Hood Canal waters. From visiting nuclear submarines to deep water squids Hood Canal offers ample room to roam. -
Kid’s Sea Camp: Great Family Fun By Rick Stratton For those who know me personally, you know that my life centers around my family and my job. The two overlap in many ways. Recently we were invited to attend Kid’s Sea Camp, held at Anthony’s Key Resort on the island of Roatan, Honduras. The camp is exceptionally well run; it was easily the best family adventure that we have ever had. -
Roatan: A Diver's Eden By Rick Stratton This diver’s haven is considered one of the world’s best dive destinations by most diving enthusiast. The island sits between the islands of Utila and Guanaja and is the biggest in the Honduras’ Bay Islands. Rick Stratton tells about his incredible experience while in Roatan and why every diver should add it to their log book. -
Powell River’s Diving Pleasures By: Barb Roy “One of my first dive trips to Powell River was over nine years ago when I was introducing my youngest daughter to scuba diving. She was finishing up with her certification dives in Mermaid Cove, located on the upper (northern) part of the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada.”
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Frequent Dive ProgramMoss Bay Dive ClubSeattle area based, Moss Bay Dive Club has created a new Frequent Diver Program to reward its members who dive locally and frequently. The promotion partners the dive club with local dive shops to promote an active local diving community.
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Over 300 days of sunshine and 850 species of fish just adds to the lure of relaxing warm weather and reasonable priced getaways. - DEMA 2008 was an amazing event, and there were so many options for what to rev
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