Scuba Diving Internships

josh starting his dm training.

Our #divemasterintraining Josh doing his first skill circuit. This was one of the first times removing the mask since the open water course. He did a fantastic job and will post the end results of the #divemaster course in a few weeks. #dmt #training #demonstration

blenny

Blennys can be found on almost every rock, you just have to pause for a few seconds and take a good look. Never bigger than a finger nail. Getting one in focus is always a good day. For more macro photos please follow. #macro #blenny #supersmall

Hawk Fish very common find here in Puerto Vallarta. Not such an easy animal to photograph. Spend most of there time close to the roots of underwater plants. Please follow for more diving photos.

Two weeks of Macro photography lots more to follow. Sea horses are common here in Puerto Vallarta.

Our last DMT's review of our training. Thanks Nick

Review of PV Sea Dive Review of PV Sea Dive

I'm selling a strobe like this for $3,000mxn, still have the box, instructions and attachments. Please private message me if you are interested. Thanks

Ikelite AF35 AutoFlash Ikelite AF35 AutoFlash

Cornetfish » PV Sea Dive This week, I had a funny experience snorkelling with some guests at Los Arcos. One of my guest, who was snorkelling with his wife, was trying to describe a fish he kept seeing, but every time he went to show his wife this fish, it vanished. He started to describe it for her, but the description made...

If any of you have been on any PV Sea Dive's trips, and have experienced some of the things written in this blog, please feel free to leave your comments. Thanks, and have a nice day

THE DIVERSITY IN OUR BAY. » PV Sea Dive I am happy to have been asked to start writing for the Vallarta Tribune again. So, I thought I would start by letting you know some of our highlights over the past few months.

Wild Dolphin “Asks” Divers to Help Free Itself from Hook Dolphins may be one of the planet’s smartest creatures, but one thing they lack are opposable thumbs. However, they are clever enough to recognize that, in a pinch, they can approach humans to get help with those hard to reach spots. In this video, a bottle nosed dolphin with limited...