I've just got back from a month long trip to Sardinia where I was taught to cave dive by Toddy at Protec. Now I was a little apprehensive of it before I started but with the correct training your confidence increases and you can relax a little and enjoy the formations only found deep in caves.

I have some videos from 3 of the caves there which will be going on to the site as soon as possible, also some great wreck diving footage from the Sound of Mull from late last month.

I hope you enjoy the new site too, we've upgraded the video player, improved the blog function and the map will be more interactive and show more information relevant to diving.

Well just a short blog entry to let everyone know that we've got onto page three of Google for the phrases, scuba diving videos and wreck diving videos..... WOOT, though we still don't rank the best for scuba diving video and wreck diving video which is weird as they are just singular and plural of the same phrase. Oh well, best keep at it!

Well, as the title says it's all about Malta this month! I went there a few weeks back and have been sorting out the videos ever since. The wrecks I dived were the Rozi tug boat, P29 minesweeper patrol boat and the Um El Faroud (which was my favourite) and though they are all in similar depths and conditions they do make a pleasant set of dives. As most people know the Maltese tourism board/government has been very proactive in the sinking of wrecks to provide a playground for divers, and they have done this in a very accessible way (unlike other countries where they've dropped wrecks in dirty estuaries near Great White hunting grounds) by having them as shore dives, and if you're feeling adventurous you can even just hire your tanks and trot off to find them yourself which makes for a very cheap holiday. Sadly on my trip I went in the only week that it rained so the vis dropped from 30 meters to 15, still very dive-able but it did prove a bit restrictive for wide angle shots of wrecks surrounded by the azure blue of the Med which I was hoping for. To combat this I did a bit more shooting inside the wrecks with my lights where the water always seems a bit clearer. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the vid's and see you next time....

Well, it's been a busy week but we have a few more videos on the site. Coming up next will be Nelsons Bay which is located a few hours north of Sydney in Australia. That diving video is composed of two dives, one deep dive and one shallow dive and the difference between the two was amazing and makes for a great show. See you soon. Jools