THE MAG # 37 - MAGAZINE DIVING

MANTA CRUISE: A SINGLE VISION OF DIVING IN MALDIVES

After a little over 9 hours of flight we land at Ibrahim Nasir International Airport. The time to go through immigration and collect your luggage and the happiness can begin. The 2 Abyss guides are there and take you across the road to board a dhoni that will take you aboard your cruise ship in less than 5 minutes ... READ MORE

DIVE ACCIDENTS: ALL CONCERNED

The summer season is ending for most of you. And like every year, a number of accidents punctuated the summer months. We asked Mathieu Coulange, from the Hyperbaric Medicine department of Sainte-Marguerite Hospital in Marseille, to help us better understand what led to the accident, and what are the essential actions ...

MANTAS RAY OF HOPE: THE MANTAS OF HOPE

Diving with mantas remains, in a diver's life, a privileged moment. But all over the world, giants, such as in the Maldives, are in danger. Manta Ray of Hope Project, an international movement, is stepping up its actions to try to reverse the trend. And ensure that manta spots do not turn into memories ...

DUNE NEPTULIS:
A GROUP IDEA

At the end of July, Divosea published an info about DUNE Neptulis cruises. The author of the news, a certain “admin”, told us that “3 Diving Tour-operators are coming together for an adapted and complete customer offer: AMV Plongée, Subocea and Fun & Fly Plongée.”

HIGHLIGHTS:
PLANCTON ALL SEASON

16 films to discover the world of plankton, these tiny marine organisms that drift with the currents: the images are magnificent, the comments fascinating, the “Plankton Chronicles” series is a pure moment of happiness that we wanted…

SCUBA-PEOPLE.COM:
THE ROADMAP

Following a survey carried out during the summer of 2010, you (the members) clearly indicated that your main wish was to find more information on scuba-people.com. Immediately said, almost immediately done: on November 27, 2010 “Le Mag” n ° 1 was born. 37 issues later, we are happy ...

Diatoms, salps, ctenophores or phronimes, the team led by Christian Sardet manages the feat of plunging us into the heart of topics that could at first seem boring, and to hang on to the first image!