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Whether it is scuba diving or breath hold diving, why we dive comes down to this.

Our reason for entering the sea is primarily for the joy and thrill of exploring the underwater world. To some, it’s the feeling a sense of peace and freedom that comes with being submerged in a body of water. For me, like most, it comes down to connecting with nature, experiencing the beauty the marine world has to offer.

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Mermaid, Weeki Watchee Springs, Florida.
Mermaid
Mermaid, Weeki Watchee Springs, Florida.
Mermaid, Weeki Watchee Springs, Florida.
Hawksbill Turtle, Indonesia
A large 450-lb. Goliath grouper poses for a underwater photographer off the coast of West Palm Beach, Florida.
Goliath grouper posing for a underwater photographer
Tugboat Wreck, Bahamas
The MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts Wreck, formally known as the Russian Frigate (#356) 330-foot vessel that was sunk in September 1996 on Cayman Brac’s north side. With the bow resting on its port side in 85 feet of water and stern (still upright) in 60 feet, the wreck is the Brac’s most coveted dive site.
MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts Wreck
The MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts Wreck, formally known as the Russian Frigate (#356) 330-foot vessel that was sunk in September 1996 on Cayman Brac’s north side. With the bow resting on its port side in 85 feet of water and stern (still upright) in 60 feet, the wreck is the Brac’s most coveted dive site.
MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts Wreck
The MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts Wreck, formally known as the Russian Frigate (#356) 330-foot vessel that was sunk in September 1996 on Cayman Brac’s north side. With the bow resting on its port side in 85 feet of water and stern (still upright) in 60 feet, the wreck is the Brac’s most coveted dive site.
MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts Wreck
Cenote Angelita
Two divers exploring a lava tube at a site called Aquarium off the Kona Coast of Hawaii's Big Island
Divers in lava tube
Diver exploring a lava tube at a site called Aquarium off the Kona Coast of Hawaii's Big Island
Diver in lava tube
Diver viewing large 16th centry anchor in the wall on Caymann Brac, Cayman Islands, BWI
Diver viewing 16th centry anchor
Free diver with whale shark, Philippines
Rebreather diver with a large sand tiger shark
Rebreather diver with a large sand tiger shark
Tiger shark dive at Tiger Beach, Bahamas
Tiger shark dive at Tiger Beach
Diver with a Goliath Grouper
Diver with large Green Moray Eel
Diver with large Green Moray Eel
Dive SIte Treehouse
Diver looking over a beautiful stand of pillar coral at the dive site Fisheries, located on the far western end of Cayman Brac's north side.
Diver with pillar coral
Diver with a giant stand of pillar coral that use to reside of West Caicos, Turks & Caicos Islands.
Diver with giant stand of pillar coral
Cemetary Wall, Cayman Brac
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