Guest Post by Julien Depth is not an objective – it is a circumstance to a given mission: visiting a particular place, exploring a specific wreck or cave, seeing a rare form of marine life, carrying on a certain project. Admittedly, the nuance may be subtle, and the border between a circumstance and a mission …
Guest Post by Neela Bhaskar. Neela is one of those souls who has diving written in her bones. She is absolutely in love with the blue and she just loves to instil this passion of hers into others as well. Inspiring countless girls around the country, India’s first female Sidemount Instructor, loves teaching and is …
Guest Post by Asiem Sanyal – Asiem is part of The Andaman and Nicobar Islands Environmental Team (ANET), having special interest in the conservation of Turtles. He is also very interested in our artificial reef building activities and was part of a recent reef building dive as well. He details out the start of what we …
Guest post by Alex, a PADI Instructor and a long time friend. Whenever he is not diving, you can find him making a custom surfboard in Mahabs or just sipping on a cold beer on the beach, and just maybe inside an office as well 🙂 So, here I am writing to you about Scuba …
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