Offering stunning natural beauty above and below water, Belize is one of the most breathtaking destinations that vacationers can choose, and this is particularly true for those who are looking for a unique and unforgettable scuba diving or snorkeling experience. This tropical nation features warm, sparkling waters and an amazing climate. Just off the coast of Belize sits the world-renowned Belize Barrier Reef and numerous cayes and atolls which are home to an incredible profusion of marine life. Whether you are a highly experienced diver or snorkeler or are looking for your very first underwater adventure, Belize offers a wide range of interesting dive and snorkeling sites for you to explore…Â Details
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Do a little snorkeling in Mexico, and you’ll soon be wracked with envy whenever you have to share a boat with a pack of scuba divers. I came down with this affliction several years ago on Baja’s East Cape and got so far as to complete the course work, but I was grounded by a hurricane that brushed the coast before I ever hoisted a tank. Since then, my travels have taken me most often to the Yucatán Peninsula, where the warm Caribbean’s aqua, teal and indigo striations and hallucinatory clarity have piqued memory of that lost opportunity into a gentle obsession.
Mexico’s Caribbean coast is … Details
Max Scuba Diving are conducting a night dive on New Years Eve, descending in 2009 and ending the dive next year. The proceeds for this dive are going to be donated to Project AWARE.Â
 One of Max Scuba Divings aims is to support Project AWARE (Aquatic World Awareness Responsibility & Education), to help preserve our underwater environment, so that the world we see as divers will be there for many more generations of divers to come … Details
The “Unofficial†Rules of Scuba Diving
* Don’t take up diving to get a suntan.
* People who look good with a mask on are usually ugly without one.
* Inverse Law of Patches: A diver’s ability is inversely proportional to the number of patches they wear.
* Diving unprotected … Details