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In an ideal situation we dive in water that is crystal clear, warm and flat as glass without any boats around, there is no current and you have …
Disclaimer: this article is not a substitute for safety training, and is not meant to teach you how to dive alone. Always dive with a buddy, and train with a suitable instructor.
What prompted me to write this was an …
This dive site was submitted by Joshua Fullington, a freediver based in Washington.
Ample free and easy access to rocky beach. I dove the site yesterday on high tide. Exchange was from +10 feet to maybe +6 feet so outgoing …
Yoga for Freediving is one of the best ways to train for freediving. Pranayama, meaning breath control in Sanskrit, is a discipline that finds its origin in ancient India. In western culture, yoga is commonly seen as a stretching exercise, …
The Aqualung Sphera is one of the most celebrated freediving masks currently available. It is has an unparalleled field of view, and that is combined with a very low internal volume. However, there are also cons to the Aqualung Sphera …
This dive site was submitted by Dave Forcucci, a Washington based freediver.
If you are in Seattle you need to do this dive. No fishing allowed just looking. Lots of HUGE ling cod and Cabezon. All the structure is artificial, …
This dive site was submitted by Dave Forcucci, a Washington State based freediver.
Very nice bottom relief and we only saw the artificial reef/ wreck once since the visibility was not very good. Bottom is pretty scoured and there were …
If you want to find the best freediving locations you will need to do some research. Here you can read how to use bathymetrical maps and terrain maps in order to find the best freediving sites.
This is a short paddle from the launching beach at the end of Fraser road (east). You can also hike along the trail with your gear and swim over. It is a shallow dive, < 10 m but has tons …
This is a spot you can easily kayak to from the north end of Salt Spring Island.
It is a shallow dive spot, about 12 m until you hit a sloping sandy bottom. There are a lot of big rocks …