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 Seadogs of Lundy Island
The day starts with an early morning road trip down to the North Devon harbour town of Ilfracombe. The sea comes into view and in the distance the beautiful island of Lundy can be seen. A sense of anticipation has been growing ever since
The Pool Session
I am driving into Taunton town centre in the rain, on a dark January evening, thinking how nice it would be at home with my feet up tucking into some food… but I know that within about 10 minutes, I will be reminded why
PADI Women’s Dive Day 2019
Here is a blog from Vicky Hayes who organised the recent Scuba Blue PADI Women’s Dive Day 2019. Those of you who know me, know that I don’t need any persuasion to jump off a boat and explore the underwater world but this
The Best Decision I Ever Made…Becoming a Scuba Blue PADI Divemaster
We are very proud to present a very honest account from Carla, one of our first group of trainee PADI Divemasters. When Scuba Blue began we were pleased have six friends and dive buddies who wanted (OK, we did have to persuade one or
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