Dive St. Vincent
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Day of the Seal
International Day of the Seal is observed on March 22 every year. The day is set aside to raise awareness about seal conservation’s importance and honor these fascinating sea mammals. The day was first celebrated in 1982 and was established by the Canadian organization the Brigitte Bardot Foundation. Seals are found in oceans worldwide, from…
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Underwater Images from Tubbataha
Tubbataha, a marine protected area in the Sulu Sea, Philippines, is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life, attracting scuba divers from mid-March to mid-June. Visitors may encounter diverse species, including sharks and rays, but are required to have diving experience due to strong currents and stringent protection regulations.
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Tubbataha Drop
As I gaze upon this photograph of a single raindrop in the vast ocean, I am struck by the profound symbolism it evokes. Small and seemingly insignificant droplet represents the individual amidst the sea of humanity. Even the tiniest actions can create ripples far beyond our immediate surroundings. The ocean, with its endless expanse and…
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Chromodoris sp.
Chromodoris is a vibrant genus of nudibranchs known for their colorful patterns and golden rhinophores, which help them sense chemicals in the water. A notable image was taken off the coast of Puerto Galera in the Philippines, showcasing their striking beauty and fascinating sensory adaptations.
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Pregnant Tiger Sharks in Fuvahmulah, Maldives
Fuvahmula, an atoll in the Indian Ocean, is a hotspot for marine enthusiasts, particularly for observing Tiger Sharks. The area features a resident population, including pregnant females crucial for species continuation. Scuba diving is available, emphasizing responsible practices and guidance from professionals. Visiting offers a unique opportunity to experience these majestic predators.
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St. Vincent Sunset
The sunset at Mariners Hotel in St. Vincent offers a breathtaking spectacle as vibrant colors illuminate the sky over the Caribbean Sea. The beauty of the tropical surroundings creates a serene atmosphere, inviting viewers to connect with nature. As night falls, the timeless charm of St. Vincent remains ever-present.
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Water Water Everywhere – S.S. Sapona
The S.S. Sapona, a concrete cargo steamer built in 1911 by Henry Ford, was initially intended for World War I but was sold for commercial use after the war ended. It became a bootlegging vessel during Prohibition, was seized by the government, and now lies as a iconic wreck off Bimini, attracting divers.
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Frogfish in St. Vincent
Frogfish are a group of fish belonging to the family Antennariidae, known for their unusual appearance and unique hunting strategy. These fish are often called Anglerfish or Frogfish because they have a modified dorsal fin that resembles a fishing rod with a lure attached to the end. The lure, known as an esca, is typically…
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A Caribbean Lionfish Story
Once upon a time, a Lionfish named Leo lived in the heart of the Caribbean Sea. Leo was magnificent with long, flowing fins and vibrant, brilliant brown and white stripes. He lived among the coral reefs and was known as the king of the sea, feared and respected by all the sea creatures. One day,…
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Nightlapse Video From Port Elizabeth, Bequia
Bequia is the second-largest island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It’s about 9 miles from Kingston in Saint Vincent. The island is super safe and quiet. I came to the island to scuba dive, of course. By happenstance, none of the hotel rooms near the dive shops and in the port were available. Instead…