Featured on Scubaverse.com:Did you know Myanmar has fantastic peaceful dive sites to explore? There are over 50 dive sites to choose from so far, with more being discovered all the time. Highlights include exploring the 800 or so islands that make up the Mergui archipelago and the remote (challenging!) ocean dives at Burma Banks.http://www.scubaverse.com/diving-myanmar/
Featured in Deeperblue.com:When people think about diving they tend to imagine warm water, endless sunshine, palm trees and tropical destinations. It isn’t all about the tropics though. There are some fantastic cold water diving liveaboards for adventurous travelers to experience.https://www.deeperblue.com/top-cold-water-liveaboards/
Featured in Scubadivermag.com:There are some great dives to enjoy at this time of year, both near to Europe and in far-flung exotic locations. It's a great time of year to head to the Red Sea before it gets too hot!Here are Liveaboard.com's and my best places to dive in April. https://www.scubadivermag.com/travel/dive-travel/best-places-to-dive-in-april/
Featured on DIVE UK:If you enjoyed my article Oman: An Untouched Diving Paradise, be sure to check out my new diving Oman guide for Dive UK. http://divemagazine.co.uk/travel/7994-oman
Featured on Liveaboard.com:When it comes to buying dive and snorkelling kit, one of the most important pieces of equipment to own is the right mask. Not only does the right mask allow you to see marine life underwater clearly, it is also vital for being able to see hand signals and for reading gauges when scuba diving.https://www.liveaboard.com/diving/equipment/choosing-the-right-mask
Featured on Scuba Diver Life:Marine reserves around the world face unprecedented political and environmental challenges. Here are 10 of the top dive destinations supporting marine reserves. https://scubadiverlife.com/top-ten-dive-destinations-supporting-marine-reserves/
Featured on Deeperblue:My latest article for Liveaboard.com, and featured in Deeperblue, is about mangrove diving. Mangroves are the unsung heroes of the ocean and a diver’s best friend. They are biodiversity hotspots and nurseries where up to three-quarters of all tropical fish species are born; ensuring plentiful life at dive sites around the world.The news isn’t all good though, with a report released on 1st December 2017, and tweeted by Mangrove Conservation, confirming mangroves may not be able to adapt to climate change.With that in mind, now is the time to visit some of the many stunning dive sites supported by mangrove forests. Here are our top five:https://www.deeperblue.com/top-5-sites-mangrove-diving/
