"How much weight do I need?" "Should I take one more kilo to be sure?", "how do I know when I can shed one more weight from my belt?".
These are very common questions asked to dive professionals all over the world. 

​Good buoyancy control is a crucial part of diving which allows you to dive safely, while avoid damaging the reef or your equipment. When properly weighted, you will consume less air, and generally enjoy your dive more.
Although mastering this art requires time and practice, a very good place to start is with appropriate weighting!

There are many kind of sharks -and I love them all- but today, because we were
lucky enough to meet one at the Burma banks, it is tiger sharks I want to write about.

Far behind the whale sharks, tiger shark are still one of the largest shark species
measuring 3 to 4 meters, for an average weight of 500kg ! Usually found in
temperate and tropical oceans, tiger shark is usually a loner that hunts at night.

​​Here is a little FAQ about the mighty Tiger sharks!

Are you tired of being told to go to the gym? "It's good for your health, they say?"
In all honesty, you'd rather go diving, right?
If you need a good excuse to go diving and not to the gym, we've got you covered! We have listed 5 very good excuses to go diving instead!!!
​
Not only diving is way more fun than the gym but you can now also say:
​ "Diving is good for you" !

Arguably one of the best experiences a diver could ever have is to dive with giant oceanic manta rays. We are lucky to see them regularly during our cruises in Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar and compiled a list of the questions we most often answer about these gentle giants.