Welcome to Dive Bunnies!

Dive Bunnies is a membership organisation for like minded scuba diving enthusiasts who are more interested in experiences, enjoyment, travel and personal improvement than how deep their last dive was.

We are a community first and foremost, which means:

We are agnostic in terms of training agencies
We are not a political organisation
We are conservationists
We believe climate change is real
We champion shark conservation

Dive Bunnies is a state of mind

We are scuba divers who love being under the water, sharing bubbles and being chilled. All divers are welcome, and we have just as many boy bunnies as girl bunnies. Our only stipulation for being a dive bunny is that you leave your ego behind and smile...heaps!

We are mostly about scuba diving but you don't have to be a diver to become a Dive Bunny.

If you are new to scuba diving then you'll find a calm, friendly place where you can ask all your scuba diving questions and maybe meet a new dive buddy or two.

WHERE WILL YOU FIND US?

Everywhere.

As an organisation we are based in the UK but dive across the globe - although mostly in the northern hemisphere.

Is scuba diving safe?

May 7th 2022[Note: This blog refers to recreational sport diving only. Recreational technical diving, scientific diving and military diving are not covered] Overall, when we are asked if Scuba diving is safe Read more

Does it matter if I have a longer safety stop?

April 4th 2022As we covered in our blog, What is a safety stop in diving?, at the end of each dive you should look to complete a three minute safety stop, at around five metres (16 feet). This is not mandatory,Read more

Travel insurance or diving insurance? What do we think in 2022?

March 10th 2022Travel insurance is a big issue in 2022 as a result of a scramble in the industry to reduce potential financial exposure to COVID19. Beyond the complexities of the current insurance environment,Read more

No depth limit on my insurance – wohoo!!!

February 28th 2022As we covered in our blog Travel insurance or diving insurance? What do we think in 2022?, we are of the opinion that every scuba diver should have full travel insurance with a specialist scuba diviRead more

Shore diving made easy

January 30th 2022Anyone who knows Dive Bunnies knows that we are big fans of scuba diving independently (something that we covered in our 2 part blog, Can I dive independently). The freedom to pick and chooseRead more

Real navigation in scuba diving

December 27th 2021Navigation in scuba diving is seen as something of a dark art. We have heard many, many scuba divers comment that they could never navigate a dive, even sites that they may have dived on multipleRead more

Can I dive independently? (Part 2)

November 30th 2021Welcome to part two of Can I dive independently? Make sure you have read part 1 first!Read more

Can I dive independently? (Part 1)

November 10th 2021This is the first of a two part blog in which we will be discussing how certified scuba divers can begin to enjoy the freedoms of diving independently... (Part 2) Scuba diving is a very social activRead more

Can I get Decompression sickness scuba diving?

July 1st 2021Scuba diving has an enviable safety record but as with any activity it has a level of inherent risk that cannot be completely avoided - simply reduced. Everything from equipment manufacturingRead more

Can I ignore my safety stop when diving?

May 31st 2021This is always a bit of a controversial one but the answer is quite simply yes. Not only can you ignore your safety stop whilst scuba diving but there are occasions when, and circumstances under whiRead more

What is a safety stop in diving?

April 29th 2021Put simply, a safety stop is a pause that a scuba diver makes during their return to the surface after a dive. The pause, or stop, is typically conducted at a depth of 5 metres (18 feet) for betweenRead more

Why You Should Care About Coral Bleaching

March 24th 2021Unfortunately we’ve all heard the words ‘coral bleaching’ being used more and more in the last few years, but it’s not always explained to the full extent that it could be.Read more

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