During the two weeks I spent diving on Bahamas liveaboards, I got to dive quite a few amazing spots. From walls to reefs to wrecks, these are my absolute favorites Bahamas dive sites! #1 The Washing Machine If you’ve been…
What it’s like to scuba dive a blue hole… So what is a blue hole? It is a sinkhole that is filled with water and open at the top. These can be found on land as well as in the…
Savvy scuba divers know that a liveaboard is the ultimate diving adventure. With schedules and facilities designed solely to maximize your diving experience and comfort, a liveaboard is most definitely the best way to experience a diving destination. But if…
Liveaboard Diving After COVID-19 COVID-19 has brought the travel industry to a halt and dive liveaboards around the world are tied up at the dock. While we wish we could be welcoming you all aboard for a week of diving;…
Dive with whale sharks in Triton Bay, West Papua, Indonesia aboard All Star Velocean Liveaboard Triton, son of Poseidon and Amphitrite, lived in a golden palace at the bottom of the sea with his parents. Triton Bay certainly honors its…
The Banda Sea – Best Explored by Dive Liveaboard Nutmeg farms, Active Volcanos and Abundant Marine Life Bordered by the Maluku Islands as well as the Halmahera and Ceram Seas, the Banda Sea spans 600 miles east to west and…
Above & Below the Waterline in the BVI The British Virgin Islands is a destination already known for some of the very best wreck diving in the Caribbean with noteworthy wrecks – the RMS Rhone, the Chikuzen and the Kodiak…
Everyone claims to have one, but none compare to the Washing Machine in the Exuma Cays. You can find dive sites around the world that are referred to as a washing machine due to fast or swirling currents. Tubbataha and…
Here are the top 5 experiences from my visit to Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines to dive Tubbataha on board the All Star Stella Maris: 1. Incomparable Marine Life Tubbataha is the nation’s first national marine park (1988) and UNESCO World…
When the dive liveaboard industry began, it was all about how many dives could be squeezed into a finite duration of time. 4 and 5 dives a day were the benchmark that made liveaboards popular – remember eat, sleep, dive…
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