Since forever (or almost), the Man wanted to cross the ocean surface to see below. For a long time, he has deposited objects (voluntarily or not) sometimes substantial, leaving traces more or less mystical: waste, wrecks, amphorae, stelae, statues. Christ, a symbol in its own right, is often found at the bottom with its share… Keep Reading
According to legend, like a gift from the gods, the seven Tuscan islands were formed when Venus was born from the waters and the beaded diadem that adorned her forehead was broken. The pearls scattered on the surface of the sea and, by enchantment, became the islands of the Tuscan archipelago including Elba, the third… Keep Reading
A few days ago, the editorial staff of Click-Dive magazine went to the Institut national de la plongée professionnelle (INPP) located at Pointe Rouge, not far from the Calanques de Marseille, to meet a diving legend: Theo Mavrostomos. Theo is at work where he trains the professional divers of tomorrow. He gives us a few… Keep Reading
Alban Michon is an instructor and passionate scuba diver but he is above all an explorer and adventurer of modern times. During his last expedition, he travelled alone for more than 50 days through the ice pack in northern Canada. Today, he is giving us a few moments to tell us about his career. Ael Le… Keep Reading
Henri Eskenazi, dentist, photographer and professional diver, he is back today for a new story, on a beautiful island in the heart of the Pacific. The discovery of an unusual place I’m in Kiritimati, the biggest atoll in the world and maybe the oldest one, stuck between lagoon and ocean. The horizon is everywhere. The… Keep Reading
