Informations, stories and adventures about muck diving and about the required scuba equipment and courses.
Diving at night is in itself a very different situation compared to daytime diving. Even in the same dive site there can be sensational changes between day and night. In the Mediterranean Sea, in particular, a sandy-muddy substrate can transform during the hours of darkness from a desert expanse to… Continue reading
Indonesia is becoming more and more of a popular diving destination due to its richness in reef and fish life. There are always fads that come and go as before Bali was the great Macro heaven dive and the USS Liberty was the place to dive, then it moved to… Continue reading
The Canyons are the adrenaline junkie’s sites of choice. During times of strong currents, boasting a thrilling ride with rest-stops in the naturally formed bowls while you watch all this different amazing schools of trevally, tuna, and sometimes barracuda hang effortlessly in the current. The Alma Jane wreck is a… Continue reading
I first stepped foot in this great place over 17 years ago when it was still under the name of Irian Jaya. Landing at the airport on a small island close to Sorong, getting off the plane feeling lucky that the plane even landed then being approached by all these… Continue reading
Diving in the northern Adriatic have always been a source of great divergence of opinion and this article would like to depose in their favor. It is a rich sea to discover and always underestimated and that is why we were created by many organizations and initiatives that aim to… Continue reading
About 75 percent of the coasts of our planet is occupied by the sands. Resulting from erosion or other volcanic or geological phenomena in general, the debris are transported to the sea by rivers and accumulate so and to varying degrees according to the locality. In some areas, such as… Continue reading
Malapascua is a Filipino island, situated in the Visayan Sea, located across a shallow strait from the northernmost tip of Cebu Island. Malapascua is a tiny island (± 2.5 kilometers long,1 kilometer wide), and has eight hamlets in the center of the island. The trip to Malapascua can be a… Continue reading
The term “tropical” diving generally conjures images of crystal clear, warm water flowing over beautiful, lush coral reefs teeming with colorful fish. “Muck” diving is a different experience altogether! Basically, it means rummaging around in sandy, muddy, murky areas among discarded bottles, old tires, pizza boxes…all manner of garbage, in… Continue reading
