Title: Captains Blog - Sea Rovers Dive Center Pemuteran Bali
Headings: Advice From: SSI And DAN – On How Divers Can Get Back in The Water Safely.
SCUBA diving during COVID times
Written by Thomas Collins
Advice From: SSI And DAN – On How Divers Can Get Back in The Water Safely.
Dive Centres
Where & how to plan a dive trip in COVID-19 Times?
Are You Still Fit to Dive?
Which Safety Protocols Are in Place in Liveaboards & Dive resorts
How Flexible Are Booking and Cancellation Conditions?
Advocate for yourself
Make the rules & enforce them!
Stay distant at the surface!
Breathe through regulators in close quarters.
Wash or sanitize hands while topside.
Smear defog, not saliva.
Moving forward
Thomas Collins, Contributor
6 Ways we can All Protect the Coral Reefs
Increase Your Skill
A Scuba Skills Update
SSI Perfect Buoyancy
Use Gear that is Sustainable
Post Instructive Photos or Videos
Share Your Experiences
Help Through Clean-Up Dives
The Green Fins Initiative
5 Tips for Snorkeling Menjangan Island
#1: Safety First
Of the 5 Tips for Snorkeling Menjangan Island I feel this is the most important. Go with the professionals.
#2: Diveboat or Rent’A’Wreck
#3: Take Precautions
#4: Protect it for the Future
DO NOT STEP ON, OR KICK CORAL
DO NOT STIR THE SEDIMENT
NO LITTERING
NO FISH FEEDING
NO COLLECTING MARINE LIFE
DO NOT CHASE OR TOUCH MARINE LIFE
Menjangan Island snorkelling
#6: Its about the fun and a little bit more
Menjangan Island is now cleaner
Diving, snorkeling and an impromptu beach cleanup
Scuba 101: Dive tables
Conservation Week
Supporting our friends at Reef Seen
Look after your compressor
And it will look after you
A Malin hits the water finning
Another SSI Open Water Diver
ByeBye Iluh & Congrats
We’re sad to see you leave
Hola Pemuteran

Content: Sign up for continuing education and do the academic portions online or via a conferencing app with your instructor. Every little but helps. We are all in this together. Where & how to plan a dive trip in COVID-19 Times? Planning a dive trip during COVID-19 times? With the pandemic dragging on, many scuba divers have had the longest surface interval ever. We cannot wait to put their scuba diving masks on! Even though it might not be possible to travel right away with lockdowns, and/or family and financial obligations, nothing prevents you from planning your next dive trip right now! Indeed, many trips from 2020 have already been rescheduled to 2021 and 2022, if you would like to dive anytime soon, it’s better to plan ahead. Are You Still Fit to Dive?