Stuart Scuba

10/28/2026

Which engineer partnered with Jacques-Yves Cousteau to invent the Aqua-Lung in 1943?

Submit your answer to reveal today’s correct answer and a short explanation.

Play our Daily Scuba Trivia — test your dive knowledge and reveal today’s explanation.

https://www.stuartscuba.com/scuba-trivia

10/28/2026

MASTER DIVER CHALLENGE: HOW CLOSE ARE YOU?

The Stuart Scuba 2026 Master Diver Challenge runs through the end of this year. The SDI Master Diver path requires 50 logged dives, four qualifying specialties (no more than one non-diving specialty), and Rescue Diver training.

Our monthly challenge winner receives a custom T-shirt. The bigger reward is the knowledge and judgment you build along the way.

Bring your logbook and certification history to Stuart Scuba. We'll figure out what you have and what you actually need next.
https://www.stuartscuba.com/blog/dive-tips/why-you-should-become-a-master-diver-or-divemaster-with-stuart-scuba

If you only want another plastic certification card, there are easier ways to spend a weekend. If you want to become the diver people trust, the buddy others ar

10/27/2026

Your computer can beep; you still need to understand the plan. Tables and Nitrox training build a clearer mental model of depth, time, and gas. Ask us about upcoming class dates. Read more: https://www.stuartscuba.com/blog/dive-tips/yabba-dabba-dive-why-we-still-teach-tables-in-the-age-of-the-beeping-wrist-computer

🎵 Music: “Mellowtron” — Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

10/27/2026

THE BEST PART OF A WRECK MIGHT BE ON THE OUTSIDE!

There is an entire world living around our shipwrecks. Fish, coral, structure, and history, all waiting to be explored.

Good wreck diving involves more than finding something interesting on the bottom. It takes buoyancy control, navigation, an awareness of current and entanglement hazards, and knowing when to turn the dive.

Our Wreck Diver specialty is a great way to develop those skills. If exploring inside wrecks is your goal, we can help you work toward appropriate pe*******on training.

One step at a time. The wreck isn't going anywhere.

https://www.stuartscuba.com/courses/ssi-wreck-diving

10/26/2026

BETTER UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHS START BEFORE YOU PRESS THE SHUTTER.

Great photos need buoyancy, patience, and a plan. Our underwater photography training with our experienced photographers covers camera handling, lighting, composition, equipment care, and photographing marine life without disturbing it.

A camera can help you see the reef differently. It should never distract you from your buddy, your gas, or your surroundings.

Let's improve your next set of underwater images.
https://www.stuartscuba.com/courses/ssi-photo-video

Dive into Underwater Photography with Stuart Scuba! Ready to capture breathtaking moments beneath the waves? Join Stuart Scuba in Stuart, FL, and start your underwater photography journey today with the SSI Photo & Video Specialty Program! This exciting course is perfect for divers looking to combin...

10/25/2026

THERE'S A LOT TO SEE OUTSIDE A WRECK.

Before you explore a shipwreck, learn to survey the structure, assess its condition, manage depth and current, and plan around entanglement hazards. Our recreational Wreck Diver training teaches safe, non-pe*******on wreck diving.

An exterior wreck certification is not permission to enter an overhead environment. And you do not have to go inside to have an extraordinary dive.

Ask Stuart Scuba about Wreck Diver training.
https://www.stuartscuba.com/courses/ssi-wreck-diving

10/24/2026

Come see Stuart Scuba today

10/24/2026

130 FEET IS NOT A PERSONALITY TRAIT.

Deeper diving takes better planning, not just more confidence. Our SDI Deep Diver Specialty covers gas consumption and reserves, narcosis awareness, no-decompression limits, computer use, and controlled descents and ascents.

We keep Deep Diver training small—up to four divers per instructor—so there is time to work through the details that matter.

A depth limit is never a target. The plan, conditions, and your training still decide the dive.

Course details: https://www.stuartscuba.com/courses/dd