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Over View Of Cozumel
The island of Cozumel is only 12 miles (19 km) off the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula's east coast and 44 miles (71 km) south of Cancun. For years, Cozumel was a quiet sleepy island that didn't get many visitors until Jacques Cousteau did a documentary on it after discovering the world class scuba diving at the Palancar Reefs nearby. Since 1961, Cozumel has been known as one of the best scuba diving destinations in the world. In fact for decades since that time, the only tourists visiting the island have been primarily scuba divers. Mainstream tourists went to the resort intensive Cancun in the mainland instead. However, Cozumel became a regular cruise ship port of call in recent years and today it is one of the busiest with two separate terminals. It is common to have five or even six different cruise ships at port on any given day. I've been to Cozumel twice, the first time staying several days on a scuba diving vacation and the second time for a day via cruise ship (also scuba dived during my second visit). read more...

Scuba Diving the Philippines
Scuba Diving the Philippines is impressive, varied and spectacular! Scuba diving Philippines does not get any diverse, anywhere in the world! No matter what level of diver you are, diving Philippines has something to offer you. In fact I can just about guarantee that the scuba diving you do in the Philippines will blow your mind and make you think twice about diving when you get home. You will literally be spoilt when diving in the Philippines. read more...

How do I choose a scuba and snorkeling mask?
When you buy a mask there are several extremely important features to look at. The first feature is the seal to you face. Most masks have a good quality silicon rubber seal. The mask should fit snuggly on your face. A good test to test fit is to hold the mask up to your face and suck in the air through your nose. This will remove the air in the mask creating suction to your face. Hold your breath and do not let any air back into the mask through your nose. While holding you breathe, try to pull the mask off of your face. The mask should pop off sounding off a popping noise. This tells you that there is a good seal. If the mask falls off very easily, the mask is probably slightly to large for you. The last thing you want while diving or snorkeling is a leaky mask. Read more....

Sensational Scuba Diving Trips
In a world that's covered with water, the selection of destinations for scuba diving trips is endless. Many recreational activities are limited as to where they can be found, but scuba diving is one of those sports that can be enjoyed the world over. Thousands of travelers schedule scuba diving trips each year as part of their yearly vacations. Divers who prefer not to travel too far can find a location within close flying distance. Others who prefer something a little more exotic can certainly locate incredible diving in a far-off country. Wherever your desire to travel may take you, the diving is sure to be exciting and varied. Each scuba diving trip offers something different from the one before, thanks to the diverse marine life living in the oceans of the world. Consider some of these worldwide scuba diving destinations for your next diving trip. Read more....