As Covid restrictions ease, the world’s best dive destinations are accessible once again. It’s a great time to get back in the water, take advantage of quiet dive sites, and support the destinations you love. Read my latest article on Scuba Diver Life for top tips to get you back in the water with confidence.
Read MoreNew Zealand boasts more than 1500km of coastline and around 600 islands, hosting everything from subtropical islands to cold, dramatic fiords. Discover some of the top family-friendly places to get in the water this summer in my latest article for Forest and Bird Magazine.
Read More“Nothing beats the feeling of swimming in open waters and that post-swim high you get from time spent in nature’s wild spaces.
It is life-affirming and one of the best ways to expand your swimming horizons. But how do you stay safe in the water?”
As we head into summer here in New Zealand, check out my top swimming safety tips in my latest article for Zoggs - 11 Safety Tips for Swimming in Open Water.
Read More“The rugged Canary Islands are one of the most popular dive destinations in Spain, offering diving at UNESCO Biosphere Reserves and marine reserves teeming with life.
There are shallow reefs just off the beaches, deep walls, dramatic lava landscapes, wrecks, and the underwater equivalent of the Giant’s Causeway to explore.
But which is the best island for you? Find out more in my latest article for Scuba Travel - The Ultimate Guide to Diving in the Canary Islands.
Read MoreAs we continuing adjusting to post-covid life, taking care of our mental health is becoming even more important. It is the key to thriving!
Find out what causes anxiety disorders and how you can treat anxiety at home in my brochure for Yellow Brick Road NZ - Letting Anxiety Go.
Read More“The atolls of the Maldives host some of the best-loved dive sites and most idyllic landscapes in the world.
This jewel in the crown of Indian Ocean diving is famous for its manta rays and whale sharks, plus rich coral reefs full of vibrant life.
Whether you are a beginner or experienced diver, the Maldives has plenty to offer, but it can be confusing knowing which atolls to visit and when to go.”
Get inspired for your next trip and find the right atolls for you in my latest article for Aggressor Adventures - Where to go diving in the Maldives.
Read MoreI really enjoy creating infographics and this is one of my favourites. It involved a lot of research beforehand to ensure it was scientifically accurate, easy to understand, and valuable to the target audience.
I worked with an awesome designer and this infographic was pitched to, and featured in, over 10 online media partners.
Check out this infographic here.
“Oceania has a fascinating mixture of well-known romantic destinations and wild, remote dive spots that few people ever get to visit.
It is a region of contrasts with enough dive destinations and cultural highlights to satisfy even the most adventurous divers.”
Enjoy Part II of my Oceania dive series here.
Read More“Encompassing over 8 million square kilometers of clear blue waters, Oceania hosts some of the world’s most sought-after dive destinations.
There are remote, untouched reefs and wreck diving meccas, countless forest-draped islands, and volcanic landscapes with rich black sands full of critters.
With abundant marine megafauna as well, including mantas, whales, dolphins, seals, sharks, and tens of thousands of sea turtles, Oceania is a paradise for every diver.”
Get part I of my round-up of 12 great places to go diving in Oceania, featured in Scubaverse, here.
Read More“Travel is one of the best things you can do to truly appreciate life. It broadens your mind, immerses you in the wonders of the world, and offers experiences that enrich the rest of your days. But how do you ensure you travel sustainably?
It can seem daunting, but it is easy to make sustainable travel choices that minimize your impact on the environment.”
Find out more in my latest article for Seven Seas Media.
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