The Bahamas has been on my bucket list for a long time, mainly for the famous Abaco caves, but also for sharks… and, of course, the swimming pigs! Nassau The easiest route I found to the Bahamas was via London to Nassau, which became the first stop on my dive trip, and it turned out to include several things I’d been hoping to experience. One of my top priorities was diving the Ray of Hope wreck, known for being home to numerous Caribbean reef sharks. But before that,

France’s “The Lot” region wasn’t exactly at the top of my bucket list for cave diving, but when the opportunity arose to join the Gozo Technical Diving team, I gave it serious thought—and decided I shouldn’t miss out! Many cave divers around the world have explored the caves in this region. While I had initially hoped to visit caves in other parts of the world first, I eventually realized this was a rare chance worth taking. The caves are located in a relatively remote ar

Cuba has never really been top of my list for places to visit or dive in, other than the famous “Jarines de la Riena” area where most divers I know have gone to dive at, however, I wasn’t aware of any cave diving in Cuba, until last year, when Alberto Lorenzo Luya, posted some adds on facebook, which I managed to see. I immedatiely messaged him to arrange for this year, and a trip I was planning for a different cave diving location, was quickly postboned for another year, t

Many times I’ve been to Malta, but every time either on a course or as pleasure dives, never have I been to any of the famous Deep Tec Wrecks of Malta. I like visiting new places every year and not returning to the same destination again, but Malta is very close and easy to get to from home, and the opportunity arose to do the wrecks that I have always wanted to see, with a specially designed package by Gozo Technical Divers. I’ve always stayed in mainland Malta, but this

In the National Park of “Sierra de las Nieves” near the small town of Yunquera, a lesser known cave exists, called “Cueva De Zarzalones”. It’s not an easy cave to reach! It’s a long trek through uneven mountain footpaths, which would be a task in itself, with all the heavy dive gear, but thankfully, there is an easier way… a private drive way and agriculture area of land, right next to the cave, which can be accessed, with kind permission from the land owner. The end of t

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I said I would be back to dive the Cueva Del Moraig Cave, but it was only four weeks ago I was there doing my Cave Diving Courses! I...

Finally! After six months of COVID restrictions and trying to get to Spain to do my first Cave Diving courses, the day finally came that...