We take a look at our favourite scuba diving sites in southeast asia this time around and count down our top 7 septs for diving in this wonderful region. So, sit back and enjoy our countdown of the best diving sites that southeast asia has to offer and we're sure you'll agree that compiling this list was pretty tough with lots of competition!

Malaysia has some great spots for scuba diving, we take count down our ten favourite dive spots in Malaysia to give you some ideas of where to visit next.

Another long weekend, another chance to go scuba diving. This time we headed to Pulau Tengah, home to the fabulous Batu Batu resort. The diving was some of the best that the south of peninsula Malaysia has to offer with healthy corals and some great macro subjects.

Pulau Redang in Malaysia is famous for its crystal clear waters and healthy coral reefs. We headed to Redang over a long weekend to try out the scuba diving here, we certainly were not disappointed with wonderful macro life in addition to the healthy corals.

Whilst we can now travel interstate within Malaysia we can’t travel outside of the country, to some this might seem to be a problem, but for diving enthusiasts in the country this means that we can enjoy the best that Malaysia has to offer without all the crowds. We headed to Sabah for a return to Pulau Sipadan, Mabul and Kapalai

We take a look at the different types of regulator available, the differences between them and what to look for when buying your own one.

The schools are out and its summer holiday time so we headed to Pulau Perhentian to one of our favourite spots in Malaysia for some rest, relaxation and most importantly of all, some diving!

At the start of a journey along the east coast of peninsula Malaysia, we stopped off at a hidden gem of an island, Kapas and even indulged in a spot of diving there too!

After months in lockdown, finally we’re allowed out. Check out what it feels like to be able to dive again and see the oceans largest fish at Pulau Tenggol, Malaysia

Getting the right style and fit of fins for you can seem daunting and difficult. To help we take a look at the different styles available and how to get the perfect fit.

Our first blog post from Laura Haynes takes a look at the impact diving can have on your hair, how to minimise it and then repair it afterwards.

During these uncertain times it can be frustrating not being able to get out into the water and go diving. We take a lighthearted look at some scuba diving activities you can do at home during lockdown.

Dive masks are usually the first piece of equipment any scuba diver will own, but getting the right one can make or break a dive. We look at some fo the best masks available on the market and how to ensure you get one which fits you.

With the introduction of the GoPro and other action cameras anyone can now take beautiful looking underwater video. We take a look at the GoPro and some of the hints and tips to ensure you get the best quality footage.

A few years back dive computers used to be seen as a bit of a luxury item, these days however there are models to suit almost all budgets and most regular divers will have their own. So, the question is, what makes a good dive computer and how much should I spend on one? We aim to answer some of those questions and provide a little bit of guidance at the same time.

With so many types of dive lights out there these days it can be a little overwhelming to work out which is the right light for you and how much to spend. We try and shed a little light (pun intended…sorry!) on the subject.

Here we discuss the merits and drawback of whether or not to buy your own diving equipment or stick with rented gear.

Our blog about diving in the Anilao, Philippines staying at Blue Ribbon Dive Resort

My review of the PADI Enriched Air Diver course at Scuba Mike’s in Kuala Lumpur

Our review of diving at Sipadan Kapalai this October 2019 - sharks, turtles, barracuda and more!