The Scuba Blue blog will have a growing number of articles. Each will be on a topic of interest to divers, especially those more recently qualified or unfamiliar with local diving.
The Best Decision I Ever Made…Becoming a Scuba Blue PADI Divemaster
I am not going to lie, when Midge talked to me about training to become a PADI Divemaster for Scuba Blue I had my doubts, mostly due to my limited confidence in my abilities as a diver and what I perceived as my lack
Bucket List Diving – Truk Lagoon
Tony Reed is a passionate and highly experienced diver. We are so fortunate to have Tony associated with Scuba Blue; many of the photographs on the site are Tony’s and he is always willing to come along and help record the varied events and
Trying out the VMS RedBare Rebreather
Scuba Blue concentrates on training recreational divers but that’s not to say that we don’t also take an interest in more technical diving and equipment. Tim Clements of Vobster Quay Dive Centre provided a day introducing Scuba Blue Divemasters, Andy Braithwaite and Jonathan Madeley to Rebreather
Scuba Blue Dives Babbacombe
Enjoy finding out about a Scuba Blue dive trip as reported by our very own Divemaster, Carla Cook. Saturday 12 January saw the first of Scuba Blue’s 2019 dive adventures. Fourteen brave divers took to the chilly waters of Babbacombe in Devon for a
A tale of a dive day: a winter trip to Cornwall.
Here is a blog written by Scuba Blue’s first homegrown Divemaster (and soon to be Instructor), Andy Bluffield. Well just as I thought the 2018 diving season was over I got a call from Scuba Blue’s ace photographer and videographer Tony Reed asking
Chesil Cove
Most of the best-known shore diving sites on our South Devon/Dorset doorstep are exposed to winds from the South or East. Where to go when the “Easterlies, damned Easterlies” are blowing? The answer is usually Chesil Cove. When conditions are favourable then this is