Scuba Diving in Maui

Hi,

I am booking my warm water vacation already. I will be going to Maui in the end of April. It will be my first underwater experience in Maui. I have heard wonderful things about the scuba diving in Maui and look forward to my adventure. I will let you know about everything I find out about Maui to include Places to Go, Places to Avoid, good dives and bad dives (is there such a thing???).

Maui here I come!!!

Lilah

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Scuba Diving: Happy New Year... Let's Go Diving

Hi,

Happy New Year!!!

With the New Year here, there are many adventures to take. Would love to hear about scuba diving trips that have been incredible for you and places that are a must go and things to do or avoid in the different dive locations.

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or comment on the blog.

My trip for the year will be at least to go and dive in Maui this year. Having little ones limits my out of the area diving. Maybe in a couple of years when the kids are 4 and 6 years old, then I can get a couple of trips in during the year. I would love to get my 17 year old daughter to get scuba certified. It is not on her goals list yet.

May your New Year be full of wonderful scuba diving adventures, travels, and good fun with friends!

Happy New Year!

Lilah

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Scuba Diving: Scuba Zone Newsletter - December 2007

Hi,

December 2007 "Scuba Zone" newsletter is up.

You will read about:

Health: 7 Tips to Staying Healthy for Scuba Diving
Travel: Scuba Diving in Bahamas
Contest: Win “Diver Down” by Michael Ange (Easy Contest)
Upcoming Scuba Diving Conferences

Go to Scuba Zone Newsletter (December 2007)

Happy Diving!

Lilah

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Scuba Diving: Tips for Getting Started in Underwater Videography

Hi,

I wanted to give you some tips for Getting Started in Underwater Videography. Wouldn't it be amazing to be able to show your friends and family your scuba diving adventure and what you saw? Imagine all the people around the world watching your experience on YouTube. You would be very cool!

Here are the tips:

When scuba diving, people would want to share the underwater experience that they see with their friends and family. First, they begin by regaling coworkers and family members with story after story of their underwater adventures. Then, they start to take a snapshot or two. But still, the frozen images that they bring back from the depths are lacking. It is impossible to convey the agility and grace of a great white intent on prey or the delicate, jerky movements of a sea horse. Read More...

Talk to you soon.

Lilah

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Scuba Diving: Feeling Wimpy

Hi there,

I love scuba diving! There is nothing better than being underwater. It is a very meditative feeling. I love the feeling of being still and watching the underwater life come up to me. I have having a hard time getting wet knowing that it is cold out there.

I was freezing on my last dive. Too cold!!! I know it is time to pull out the dry suit but I need a refresher class on dry suit diving. The buoyancy gets me.

I just want to dive warm waters. I write about the warm waters. I love the feeling of not having to put on so much gear to go diving. I shouldn't be complaining about the weather since I live in Southern California and the outside weather is 80's and sunny while my east coast friends are freezing their booties off. We still have cold water here. It is in the 50's to low 60's. Yes, you can call me a wimp and I accept that.

So here I am dreaming of warm water and visibility that is more than 20 feet. Yes, that is considered good visibility in California.

Happy Diving!

Lilah

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Scuba Diving: Education with Adventure

Hi there,

Here is an article I found on making your vacation an education one:

Take A Vacation With Education

You can learn many skills such as scuba diving, cooking, golfing, water skiing, and many other great skills.

Have you taken a vacation like this before?

Would love to hear from all of you.

Lilah

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Scuba Diving Travel: Scuba Diving in Israel

Hi,

I found this article on scuba diving in Israel. There is a video of the Coral Beach in Eilat, Israel. It is a short video that makes you want to get wet.

ISRAEL - Coral Beach scuba diving in Eilat

Happy Diving!!!

Lilah
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Scuba Diving Articles

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Check out my new articles:

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/hawaii.html Scuba Diving in Hawaii - Hawaii is a top vacation destination for more reasons than the fashionable grass skirts and leis. People from all over the world travel to the Hawaiian Islands year after year to experience the adventure vacation of a lifetime.

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/maldives.html Scuba Diving in Maldives - Most of the land masses of the Maldives are below sea level. What looks like open ocean interspersed by tiny islands is actually lagoons, deep channels, and atolls broken only by the occasional tip of coral that breaks the surface to form an island. This means that most of the magic to be found in the Maldives is underwater and can only be experienced through a scuba diving expedition.

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/malaysia.html Scuba Diving in Malaysia - The attractions that you will see while scuba diving in Sipadan, Malaysia are endless. Turtles are abundant here, and it is not uncommon to be able to watch them for lengthy periods munching away at algae and sponges or lazing around on wall shelves. The amount of macro life that inhabits the walls is also staggering. You could literally while away hours of precious scuba diving time zeroing in on these tiny, wonderful creatures.

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/travelwithgear.html Travel with Scuba Gear - Protecting your scuba diving gear while you travel begins before you ever leave the house. Before leaving for a trip, you should inspect all of your equipment to make sure that it is in working order. Mark each piece of gear with a brightly colored paint marker (felt markers will wear off) and create a packing list. The packing list will include each piece of scuba diving gear that you will be taking on your trip listed in the order that you pack it in your dive bag.

Happy Diving!!!

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http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/cozumel.html Located just northeast of the Yucatan Peninsula, Cozumel is Mexico’s largest Caribbean island. Once known as the sacred grounds of Mayan Goddesses and a safe haven for pirates, Cozumel is now known for being home to the second largest barrier reef in the world and some of the best scuba diving to be found anywhere on the planet...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/bonaire.html One cannot talk about the top scuba diving spots in the world without talking at great length about Bonaire. Voted as being one of the top four scuba diving locations in the world, Bonaire has led the way in marine preservation in the Caribbean and, thus, is home to some of the most breathtaking, pristine, and unharmed corals in the world...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/caymanislands.html The Cayman Islands are made up of three islands that are actually the exposed top of an underwater mountain. The islands are the Grand Cayman, the Cayman Brac, and the Little Cayman. The mountainous nature of the islands contributes to numerous coral structures and vertical walls directly offshore. In fact, most scuba diving locations in the Cayman Islands can be reached directly offshore or within a few hundred yards of shore...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/honduras.html A mere $150 could buy you as much as a dozen scuba diving trips out into the Caribbean Sea. And don’t let the numbers fool you, scuba diving in Honduras is not second-rate. In fact, the beauty of this area surpasses many other sites found all over the world...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/bahamas.html One of the most popular scuba diving spots in the whole Bahamas region is located on New Providence Island at Nassau. Here tourists creep along the outcrops and caves of sheer vertical walls, explore historical wrecks of all sorts, find inspiration in the beautiful coral reefs, and play with the sharks of the Bahamas.

Scuba Diving Articles

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http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/micronesia.html Some of the top scuba diving sites in Micronesia can be found in Palau, Truk, Yap, the Marshall Islands, and Kosrae. Many of these islands are very primitive and untouched by modern civilization...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/redsea.html The scuba diving location mentioned earlier on the coast of the Red Sea might be the perfect spot for your first family scuba diving vacation. The park is called Dolphin Reef and it is located in Eilat, Israel. It is an open sea facility where families can swim and dive with dolphins in their natural habitat. Dolphin Reef also offers diving courses at their advanced scuba diving center along with diving expeditions to the Sinai and Jordan...
http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/virginislands.html Aside from one living coral reef scuba diving site stateside, the US really has very little to offer unless you count the US Virgin Islands. The US Virgin Islands include 50 islands located in the Caribbean all of which offer unique and breathtaking scuba diving experiences...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/turks.html The Turks and Caicos Islands are made up of more than 40 islands and cays found in the North Atlantic Ocean southeast of the Bahamas. While the islands themselves are not renowned for awe-inspiring beauty like that which can be found in the Bahamas, the beauty that can be found underwater more than makes up for the lack of it above...

http://www.scubadivingsolutions.com/costamaya.html The tract of reef that can be accessed by scuba diving in Costa Maya is actually two reefs that run parallel to the coast of Costa Maya. The first reef starts off at the surface of the water and gradually slopes down to 50 feet before turning into a sandy platform...

Happy Diving!