Is this a dive that you would like to do or do you prefer wildlife? 👇 📸 My GoPro underwater tips: ruclips.net/video/SvxpbDA6a_c/видео.html ☠️ How we managed a cave diving accident: ruclips.net/video/dz7GrQD3NvY/видео.html 👨🚀 Trimix dive to 120m/400ft ruclips.net/video/mFjiWn1EhO8/видео.html 🦈 Finding Snooty the Lemon Shark: ruclips.net/video/mKwKy6b9PZM/видео.html
Would like to do that . I never heard of that dive what an experience. Just want to say just watch one of your videos about 6 years ago you and your team in Silfra funny to watch especially how your videos from then till now are on a different level. Ie no swearing😂 I be going there in November 🥶I like the mix of your videos you can’t please everyone I know especially with my channel. Looking forward to the next one 👍🫡
@@scubavery thank you! Yes indeed I went from just "vlogging for me" to trying to create a video catalog that people can refer to to find diving adventures that are educational. I hope it's working!
Amazing place to visit - One good thing is that it's all VERY shallow, so even snorkelers can see most of the sites! Definitely worth a day or two, combined with some of the attractions of Naples!
Great episode, I'm thinking you nailed it. Really like the statues at the end. I've been thinking of doing a Mediterranean dive - italy or Greece just to do something different.
Thank you! That's a huge compliment. This dive was amazing. There's not too much other diving in the immediate surrounding area but I still highly recommend it as it is a unique experience!
I feel my spirit regained with a fascinating energy when I saw this video. Do you know about the Underwater discovery of the Hellenic mechanism of Antikythira? I am a Historian and Designer and I always use photographs of archaeological remains in my research. I would love to have such an experience ... please, continue sharing videos like this. Thank you thousand. 🙏🏻❤❤❤
Been in the sand for 2000 or more years but let’s remove it because the sand is destroying it rapidly 😂 no man fucking around with it is actually destroying it 😑
That's the opposite of what's being said in the video. The floors are protected by the sand but eroded by salt water. That's why they're covered with the volcanic sand every day. The status we're protected when they were fully covered but since we're currently in 1000 years of positive bradysysm, they are being exposed out of the sand and would have disappeared completely if not removed.
Is this a dive that you would like to do or do you prefer wildlife? 👇
📸 My GoPro underwater tips:
ruclips.net/video/SvxpbDA6a_c/видео.html
☠️ How we managed a cave diving accident:
ruclips.net/video/dz7GrQD3NvY/видео.html
👨🚀 Trimix dive to 120m/400ft
ruclips.net/video/mFjiWn1EhO8/видео.html
🦈 Finding Snooty the Lemon Shark:
ruclips.net/video/mKwKy6b9PZM/видео.html
Would like to do that . I never heard of that dive what an experience. Just want to say just watch one of your videos about 6 years ago you and your team in Silfra funny to watch especially how your videos from then till now are on a different level. Ie no swearing😂 I be going there in November 🥶I like the mix of your videos you can’t please everyone I know especially with my channel. Looking forward to the next one 👍🫡
@@scubavery thank you! Yes indeed I went from just "vlogging for me" to trying to create a video catalog that people can refer to to find diving adventures that are educational. I hope it's working!
@@DiveSAGA it’s most definitely is
@@scubavery Thank you! Enjoy Silfra and all of Iceland! It's an amazing destination!
@@DiveSAGA will do thanks
I'm impressed with this video, I'd really like to go there in person! Awesome video.
Thank you! It is definitely an amazing experience!
I had listened to a podcast about this. So cool to actually see it. Now to do that in person!
Let's go! I'm willing to go whenever! 😀
Wow great video
Thank you! One of my favorite dives of all time!
what a hilarious trip, thank you for letting us join you!
Thank you! Still one of my favorite dives to date!
I've always enjoyed my Ancient European Ancestors History 💪🏻 rich, interesting..... God Bless from America
Love this channel and IG! Thank you!
Aw! Thank you for taking the time to let us know that. It means a lot! 💙
Stellar episode! That's gotta be one of the best dive sites in Europe. Adding "SCUBA Diving Roman Ruins" to the bucket list for sure!
Thank you! I agree! The historical detail in that spot is just crazy!
Amazing place to visit - One good thing is that it's all VERY shallow, so even snorkelers can see most of the sites! Definitely worth a day or two, combined with some of the attractions of Naples!
@@marksaxby607 I couldn't agree more!
Thanks for sharing our archeological dive site🍕
It's a pleasure. I'm honored to have been able to dive there! 🇮🇹
GRACIAS 🌟MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR LA MAGIA DE ESTOS BELLOS LUGARES✨🌟✨🌈BENDICIONES NICK🌈✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟✨🌟
Great! One day I am going to dive there.
Awesome Video!
Thank you Kieran! 👊
Beautiful narration!
Thank you! This is actually one of my favorite episodes.
Phenomenal episode! I can totally understand how special it must've felt to dive there.
Thank you! I still think about that dive every day!!
Great episode, I'm thinking you nailed it. Really like the statues at the end. I've been thinking of doing a Mediterranean dive - italy or Greece just to do something different.
Thank you! That's a huge compliment. This dive was amazing. There's not too much other diving in the immediate surrounding area but I still highly recommend it as it is a unique experience!
Very good explanation!
Thank you!!
I feel my spirit regained with a fascinating energy when I saw this video. Do you know about the Underwater discovery of the Hellenic mechanism of Antikythira? I am a Historian and Designer and I always use photographs of archaeological remains in my research. I would love to have such an experience ... please, continue sharing videos like this. Thank you thousand. 🙏🏻❤❤❤
Thank you! I don't know about the one you mentioned but I'll look it up!
Great episode. What is the name of the dive center you dived with? Thanks
They're called Subaia Diving Center
Been in the sand for 2000 or more years but let’s remove it because the sand is destroying it rapidly 😂 no man fucking around with it is actually destroying it 😑
That's the opposite of what's being said in the video. The floors are protected by the sand but eroded by salt water. That's why they're covered with the volcanic sand every day. The status we're protected when they were fully covered but since we're currently in 1000 years of positive bradysysm, they are being exposed out of the sand and would have disappeared completely if not removed.
They sweep sand over the mosaics to protect them as explained in the video... They are uncovered for a few moments each time and then covered again.