Diving in Raja Ampat: a first-timer guide
Would you believe me if I said I wanted to hate diving in Raja Ampat? I feared the place …
Diving in Kas: a dive into history in Turkey
We often forget about Turkey when discussing scuba diving in the Mediterranean Sea. Yet, the south coast of the country, near Antalya, offers crystal clear warm waters even end of October while giving scuba divers the unique opportunity to dive into history with many remains, …
Travelling with your own scuba gear? Yes you can!
For most travellers, the goal is to travel as light as possible to avoid hassles and tiredness. Of course, it depends on the kind of travels you’re into. Addict to all-inclusive resort holidays? Filling 2 or 3 suitcases is not an issue. If your thing is to go …
Why you can dive anywhere you want
Scuba divers I meet during my trips to exotic countries usually ask me the same questions: “How many dives do you do a year?”, “Do you dive back home?”, “Often?” And the most popular ones: “What can you see?”, “Is it interesting?” These people are always very …
How I unexpectedly ended scuba diving in Komodo
For my first trip to Indonesia, I initially only had in mind a road trip to scuba dive and get around Bali. Yet, this is how the magic starts within a journey: when you leave enough space for spontaneous adventures. After one month in Indonesia, …
The charm of a jukung dive in Amed, Bali
Located on the northeastern coast of Bali, Amed is one of the most popular scuba diving destinations on the island of the Gods. Dive sites such as the Wall and the Pyramids are some of the best dive sites in Bali. Scuba divers can frequently …
Welcome to World Adventure Divers.com
Underwater & Beyond… This is the story of how I started this diving blog. These two words are the ones I chose to describe what I do, what I love and how I always do it. Simple but true. At first, I loved to travel way before even …