25% Discount on Diving Books until 30th April 2021
Dive book authors include Rod Macdonald, Duncan Price, Mike Clark, Vic Verlinden, Stefan Panis and…
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101 Tips for Underwater Photographers now available
Announcing a new series of eBooks made by divers for divers. Presented in an easy…
eBook – Dive and Travel the Bay Islands of Honduras
“Dive and Travel the Bay Islands of Honduras” is the latest in a series of informative…
BOOKS – Scuba Exceptional – Become the Best Diver You Can Be
Scuba Exceptional may be the fifth in Simon Pridmore’s Scuba series but it is actually the true…
New Book Celebrates Remarkable Underwater Explorations Of Wes Skiles
Drawn to the Deep is a fascinating new book by Julie Hauserman, centered on the…
BOOKS: Death in Number Two Shaft – A True Life Underwater Adventure
Steve Lewis worked as an advertising copywriter, journalist and feature writer for many years, but is best known for his work underwater. He is a cave diver/instructor, deep wreck diver/instructor, and marketing and training consultant for the dive industry. He lives in rural Ontario but admits “I get to travel to some pretty exotic places to lecture, teach, dive and explore.”
BOOKS: Death in Number Two Shaft – A True Life Underwater Adventure
Steve Lewis worked as an advertising copywriter, journalist and feature writer for many years, but…
VIDEO – Dive and Travel Galapagos by Steve Rosenberg
The best guide available to the Galapagos Islands. Download the comprehensive eBook, Dive and Travel…
A New Book for Scuba Divers – Scuba Physiological by Simon Pridmore
If you are a diver, much of what you learn about topics such as decompression sickness and narcosis in your scuba diving classes is over-simplified and some of it is just plain wrong, as diver training agency texts have not kept pace with the science. Despite 170 years of research, the nature of decompression sickness, decompression stress and narcosis remains unknown
Canada’s 150 Most Famous Great Lakes Shipwrecks: Chris Kohl and Joan Forsberg
There are so many SHIPWRECKS in the Great Lakes, with more than 2,000 of them…