My two adult sons Danny and Chris, are divers, and they convinced me, 25 years ago to become a PADI certified diver. When they married their wives Celenie and Stela, they also
By Liam Sallee, age 14, I took a trip with my family to Kids Sea Camp at Beqa Lagoon Resort on Fiji, an island in the middle of the Pacific, I view my life pretty differently since that amazing experience.
By Josh Comay and Margo Peyton: (Professional Dive Travel Photographers)
After years of speaking to frustrated guests, photographers, and divers. I felt compelled to put helpful etiquette tips together for photographers. I have been diving for 30 years, and I
Kids Sea Camp is for family, but it’s also the perfect place for young adult divers ages 13-19, who are ready for some independence, advanced adventure, and continuing education and who want to have memorable experiences with other teens.
I’m not technically
My very first dive will always be in my memory, the very first time I was able to become the voice of the underwater world.
I had been excitedly waiting for that moment, even before I had stepped off the airplane
FDA: Family Dive Adventures (not to be confused with the Food and Drug Administration) and KSC: Kids Sea Camp
I just don’t know where to begin. Kids Sea Camp is just so awesome to even attempt to write about. But here you are now, reading my excited mess of ideas
I was born in The Cayman Islands. As my dad works in the scuba diving industry, I have had a mask and snorkel strapped to my face most of my life. And never did I think I'd become a shark diver!
Dancing with sea lions is not a normal practice of mine — not anyone’s really, except with Kid Sea Campers on the Quino El Guardian.
But, in the Sea of Cortez, you need to learn the fin steps as soon as you get
Kids Sea Camp has been the greatest family adventure vacation I have ever been a part of. It is scuba diving trips for families that love the ocean and love to travel.
It’s like nothing else I have ever experienced. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing young kids learn to dive with
My 11-year-old son, Jacob, is a treasure hunter. Wherever we go, his eyes dart here and there, scanning the floor for the next “piece de resistance.” Money is usually his favorite prize, but anything he can find will do. Because of his autism and ADHD, any public place can become