Pascal
Diving is about a lot more than just going under water, and enjoying it (which is already a lot !). Some do it because they love the fish, or the sea grass, the nudibranchs, the wrecks, or because they like to boldly go where no man has step a fin. Diving teaches environment awareness, responsibility for one's mistake and their potential impact on fellow divers, also it helps getting to know one's own body, and it reveals surprising landscapes. It tackles physics, biology, mechanics, mathematics. On the whole, two divers will never enjoy diving because of exactly the same reasons. That is why there's so much to do on Diveboard !
Places I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:80
- Total dives count:123
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:3 days 21 hrs 6 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
France - Deepest Dive:
64.9m in Roadstead of Marseille, France - Longest Dive:
93 min in Maire Island, France - Pictures in logbook:297
- Number of species spotted:23
Favorite Pictures
Species Spotted
Yellow-tail fusilier
Scissor-tail sergeant
palmate hermit crab
Sea basses: groupers and fairy basslets
Bicolor angelfish
Dash-and-dot goatfishBUser Feed
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Favorite Dives
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2010-07-31 Malta Gozo
WrecksIt's always very impressing to dive on wrecks, even when you know that it has been sunk on purpose. This dive, accessible from the shore, was really a memorable moment ! We all left the wreck with some reluctance !
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2010-07-30 Malta Gozo
San DimitryA dive site where you have to go by boat, the shore being very high cliffs. We crossed a massive amount of yellow tail baracudas.
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2011-11-07 Cayman Islands Grand Cayman
Kittiwake WreckThe USS Kittiwake. One of the main attraction of the Cayman Islands. The vessel was sumk in 2009, and has been greatly maintained until then. A lot of holes have been made to allow divers to travel in the bowels of the ship. Canteen, bathroom, recompression tank, command wheel, there are a lot of wonders to see on that wreck !
My Certifications
- Wreck diver (Jul 2014)
- IANTD Normoxic Trimix Diver (Jun 2014)
- IANTD Advanced Nitrox Diver (Jun 2014)
- CMAS 3 stars diver (Jul 2012)
- Cayman Island Lionfish Culling License (Nov 2011)
- CMAS Nitrox (Oct 2011)
- CMAS 2 stars diver (Jul 2011)
- PADI Advanced Open Water (Jul 2011)
- CMAS 1 star (Jun 2007)
Certification without proper teaching
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