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Empowering Young Minds: Taganga’s Dive into Environmental Stewardship
At our scuba diving center in Taganga, we recently hosted an impactful event as part of our ongoing recycle workshops for children. This initiative, aimed at fostering environmental responsibility, combined educational activities with hands-on experiences to address...
Dive Deeper: Why You Should Pursue Your PADI Advanced Open Water Certification
Why You Should Pursue Your PADI Advanced Open Water Certification The ocean is a vast, mesmerizing world filled with endless opportunities for exploration and adventure. As an Open Water Diver, you've already taken the first steps into this underwater realm. But why...
Dive into Adventure: Why You Should Become a Certified Open Water Diver
Become a Certified Open Water Diver The underwater world is a realm of wonder and excitement, and scuba diving is your passport to exploring its depths. Whether you're seeking the thrill of adventure or the serenity of underwater landscapes, becoming a certified Open...
Frequently Asked Questions About Colombia For Travelers – FAQs
Is Colombia safe for tourists? Yes, Colombia has made significant strides in improving safety for tourists in recent years and have seen a noticeable decrease in crime rates. However, it's essential for visitors to remain vigilant, especially in certain areas and...
Frequently Asked Questions About Scuba Diving – FAQs
#1 What does the acronym SCUBA stand for? “Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus“. #2 Is scuba diving safe for beginners? Yes, scuba diving is generally safe with proper training in a reliable diving shop, good quality equipment with adequate maintenance,...
Scuba Diving in Colombia
Why dive in Colombia? Colombia is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, hosting almost 10% of the planet’s biodiversity. Not only on the surface, but also under the sea. Colombia has coasts in both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. It is home to...
Where to stay in Santa Marta, short-term and long-term
I would say that Santa Marta is basically divided by two hills into three parts. If you're standing in Santa Marta and looking out into the sea, behind the hill on your left you get Rodadero, and behind the hill on your right, you get Taganga. Rodadero is popular...
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