Blog Profiles: Diving Blogs

Welcome to Blog Profiles! Each week, we select a topic and handful of blogs that do a great job contributing to the conversation. This week, we’re taking a deep dive and recognizing a few unique diving blogs. Do you have a blog that deserves recognition? Tweet our writers at @BeyondBylines.

I’ve never been diving.

When I was really young, I was really focused on not getting the bends. It was something I actively avoided (but never encountered) in day-to-day life. I probably still wouldn’t go diving now that I’m an adult because of this lingering fear, but hey, you never know.

My friend got a underwater exploration book for Christmas, and we’ve been perusing that for a while, so I thought I would continue my dryland ventures into the Ocean.

Here are a few diving blogs that caught my attention.

1. Original Diving

Original Diving is a travel service focused on providing divers with the best vacation and diving experiences. The organization is made up of a team of diving experts who have traveled all over the world and strive to provide the best diving experiences for clients. The blog portion of the site provides a bunch of different snapshots of interesting diving locations in easy to digest articles.

Posts I liked: Diving In A Winter Wonderland, Dive Into 2019

Follow @OriginalDiving on Twitter.

Credit: @originaldiving on Instagram

2. Chronic Wanderlust

Viktoria began this blog with one big mantra in mind: “Do more of what makes you happy!”

This blog is more of a lifestyle travel blog, but I always love blogs with personality (and Viktoria has a fun one – always bringing a Dirndl with her to all of the locations that she visits). The blog setup also makes it easy to look at other topics, if you need a break from diving.

Posts I loved: Scuba Diving in Murter – Welcome to the Paradise Kornati, Avoid getting Cold while Scuba Diving | 7 Tips to Stay Warm in the Water

Follow @wanderlustcom on Twitter.

Credit: @wanderlustcom on Instagram

3. Spotmydive

Spotmydive is a scuba touring agency based in France.

The main purpose of this blog was to show visitors the best locations to dive in, but it’s since progressed.

One of the reasons I like this blog is because it shows the nitty gritty of diving (with an article about my personal fave, the bends), and also features information about some new diving gear releases.

Posts I found interesting: The complete guide to decompression stops, 2019 Best Scuba Diving Shows in the World

Follow @spotmydive on Twitter.

Credit: @spotmydive on Instagram

4. Scuba Diver Life

Scuba Diver Life covers all aspects of underwater life, from preservation to tools and tips for dives. Diver Nadia Aly runs this site. It features easy navigation and provides a link to her diving vlogs. Check out the vlogs if you’re interested in underwater photography. This blog showcases different parts of the ecosystem and leans a little more on the educational side, which is why it’s of particular interest to me.

Posts I enjoyed: First Ever Whale-Shark Ultrasound, Marine Species: Glaucus Atlanticus

Follow @scubadiverlife on Twitter.

Credit: @scubadiverlife on Instagram

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Savannah Tanbusch is a team lead and editor for PRWeb. She spends a lot of her free time thinking about dogs and playing video games. Follow her at @tanbusch.