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The DiveAssure Association provides its members with an array of the most comprehensive and competitively-priced diving accident and travel insurance plans. DiveAssure is the only diving insurance provider that offers PRIMARY diving insurance, as opposed to secondary. Based on over a decade of service dedicated exclusively to divers and with the expertise gained through the service of hundreds of thousands of divers, we offer great membership benefits and insurance programs.

Long before tanks, before fins, before regulators, there was just breath. Humans have been freediving for over 4,500 yea...
06/22/2026

Long before tanks, before fins, before regulators, there was just breath.
Humans have been freediving for over 4,500 years. From Greek sponge divers and the Ama of Japan, to the Bajau Sea Nomads who have actually evolved larger spleens for it, to the Alor Islanders still passing the tradition to their kids. The sport you see in competition today is the same act, scaled up.
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06/20/2026

A scratch on her toe. A typhoon. A helicopter. And one phone call that changed the outcome.
When something goes wrong on a remote island in the middle of a storm, what matters is the call that gets answered.
from Amun Ini Beach Resort made that call. Here's what she has to say about the service that picked up.
Read the full case story at the link in bio.
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If you only take one dive trip this summer, this is the month to do it. June lines up some of the most jaw-dropping enco...
06/17/2026

If you only take one dive trip this summer, this is the month to do it.
June lines up some of the most jaw-dropping encounters on the planet, all in the same window. Pregnant whale sharks at Darwin and Wolf. Manta aggregations at Hanifaru. Curious dwarf minkes at the Ribbon Reefs. Hammerhead schools at Cocos. Adriatic visibility past 30 meters.
Save this for the next time you're planning.
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Sea turtles have been navigating these oceans for over 100 million years. They survived the asteroid that wiped out the ...
06/16/2026

Sea turtles have been navigating these oceans for over 100 million years. They survived the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs.
There are 7 species alive today. 6 are listed as threatened or endangered.
A few things worth knowing about them:
Females return to the same beach where they hatched to lay their own eggs, sometimes after travelling thousands of kilometers across open ocean. They navigate using the earth's magnetic field.
The temperature of the sand determines the s*x of their hatchlings. Warmer sand produces more females. As beaches heat up, populations are tilting heavily female.
Leatherback turtles can dive deeper than 1,000 meters and tolerate water temperatures most other reptiles cannot. They are the only living member of their family.
If you spot one underwater, give it space. Never chase, never touch, and never get between a turtle and the surface. They breathe air, and a forced descent can be fatal.
Happy World Sea Turtle Day!🐢

Being a sustainable diver isn't about giving up the ocean. It's about giving back to it.9 things you can start doing on ...
06/13/2026

Being a sustainable diver isn't about giving up the ocean. It's about giving back to it.
9 things you can start doing on your next dive:
1. Take small trash with you, but only when it's safe and won't damage marine life that's already adapted to it.
2. Buy less, repair more, support eco-friendly brands.
3. Perfect your buoyancy. Most reef damage comes from fin kicks and unweighted contact, not from intent.
4. Don't feed marine life. Even bread and crackers can disrupt how reef fish feed and how reefs stay clean.
5. Use reef-safe sunscreen. The "reef-safe" label isn't regulated, so look for mineral-based options with non-nano zinc oxide.
6. Choose dive shops that follow Green Fins guidelines and keep group sizes small.
7. Don't buy shells, dried seahorses, or anything taken from the sea. Most of it is illegal to bring home anyway.
8. Reduce your seafood intake.
9. Travel less often, stay longer, and offset your flights.

Full guide at the link in bio.

06/10/2026

The skill you actually use the most. Not in an emergency, just every time you climb back on the boat.
Removing and replacing your scuba unit at the surface is the difference between a smooth exit and a wrecked back, especially in chop, on small boats, or with tired arms after a long dive. It's also how you fix a slipped harness, swap a tank, or help a buddy without making it back to the ladder.
The trick is sequencing. Fully inflate first, loosen everything before you slide an arm out, and never deflate until the unit is back on or safely handed up.
When was the last time you ditched your kit before the ladder? Tell us below.
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Every boat has one. Meet Trophy Tony.He fishes for the photo, not the plate. He keeps undersized fish that should have g...
06/08/2026

Every boat has one. Meet Trophy Tony.
He fishes for the photo, not the plate. He keeps undersized fish that should have gone back. He targets species during spawning season. He hauls in more than the legal limit, and posts the geotag so his friends can do the same.
This year's World Ocean Day theme is Sustainable Fishing Means More. More fish next year. More functioning ecosystems. More chances for the species we have already pushed close to the edge to recover.
80% of the world's commercial fish stocks are fully fished, overfished, or recovering from overfishing. Sustainable fishing isn't an opinion, it's the only way the ocean keeps producing.
Don't be a Tony.

This dot helps the ocean breathe. This is Mikindani, a small fishing town on the southern coast of Tanzania. It's also h...
06/05/2026

This dot helps the ocean breathe. This is Mikindani, a small fishing town on the southern coast of Tanzania. It's also home to one of East Africa's most ambitious coral restoration projects.
Eco2 Diving and the Corals of Mikindani team are out in the water nearly every week. They're growing coral on underwater nurseries, transplanting fragments back to degraded reefs, and training local divers to lead the work themselves. The goal isn't a one-off project, it's a long-term restoration program owned by the community that lives there.
Through our Eco Buddies sponsorship, every plan you purchase with DiveAssure helps fund work like this.
Today is World Environment Day. Dive insured. Reef supported.

Four webinars this month, built for the people who work in this industry.June 3rd, turn partner resources into IG posts ...
06/03/2026

Four webinars this month, built for the people who work in this industry.
June 3rd, turn partner resources into IG posts that convert. June 16th, diving the Maldives with a guest speaker. Seasons, marine life, and the insurance details most divers skip. June 23rd and 30th, two open Q&A sessions split by region so you can join one live.
Save the dates. Registration links in bio.
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06/01/2026

Coral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor. They support a quarter of all marine life. They feed half a billion people. And in the last 30 years, we have lost half of them.
Today is World Reef Awareness Day. Three reefs from three different oceans, and three reasons we keep diving for the ones that are still here🪸

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