Tag Archives: open water

Whale Shark Sighting in Antique: A Rare Encounter and What It Means for Tourism and Marine Biodiversity

A Rare and Exciting Encounter in Antique A recent whale shark sighting in Antique has sparked excitement among divers, marine enthusiasts, and local communities. Known locally as “butanding,” the whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is the largest fish in the world and a globally endangered species. While sightings in Antique are still uncommon, reports of a […]

Macro at The Divehouse… at 100 Feet!

It’s no secret to people who know The DiveHouse regulars love deep dives. And we’ve also posted about the Macro marine life at Nogas Island. Here’s some photos taken by one of our regulars, Jomark Ong. We’ll keep this one short, here’s some macros taken at 100 feet with an iPhone and a Divevolk case.

Why Getting Your Scuba Certification Is the Best Investment You’ll Ever Make in Diving

Have You Ever Wondered What It Really Feels Like to Breathe Underwater? There’s a moment before every first dive — when you’re sitting at the edge of the boat, heart racing, staring into the blue. Excitement. Curiosity. Maybe even a little fear. That’s normal. What turns that nervous energy into calm confidence? Scuba certification. At […]