The Difference Between DIN and Yoke Regulators Are you planning on going scuba diving? Do you plan to bring your own equipment? A common question many people ask is, "What's the difference between DIN and Yoke Regulators?" So what is the difference? DIN Regulators A DIN (Deutsche Industrie Norm) regulator screws [...]
Safely Return to Diving after COVID-19 As the state begins to reopen, we know everyone is excited to get back in the water and get their fins wet again! But there are some things we need to implement so we can safely return to diving after COVID-19. There are so many [...]
Make Your Scuba Diving Memories Last a Lifetime Are you planning on scuba diving this summer? Then you definitely need a camera! Pictures are memories that last forever, so while you're having fun, make sure you have a camera handy! Don't worry, if you don't have one, San Diego Scuba Guide [...]
Scuba Diving and Snorkeling at La Jolla Cove La Jolla Cove is one of the most well-known beaches in San Diego and a popular place for SCUBA diving, snorkeling, and swimming. La Jolla Cove located just north of San Diego, California, and it's one of the coolest shore dives in North [...]
Sheep Crab, The Giant Crab of La Jolla The Sheep Crab, otherwise known by its scientific name, Loxorhynchus grandis, is known as "the giant crab of La Jolla." This huge spider crab has an oval carapace covered with spines and tubercles and has a [...]
Where to Find Green Sea Turtles in San Diego People usually don't see Green Sea Turtles in San Diego while scuba diving. But don't worry, we have got you covered with everything about Green Sea Turtles and where to find Green Sea Turtles, in [...]
La Jolla Among the Most Majestic Kelp Forest on Earth Only minutes from San Diego, you can find the La Jolla kelp forest, which is among the most majestic giant kelp forest dives on earth. An immense diversity of sea life, both plant and [...]
La Jolla Cove is a California landmark, a picturesque beach surrounded by sandstone cliffs. The Pacific Ocean around the Cove is part of the 6,000-acre La Jolla Underwater Park, which includes an ecological reserve. So seals, sea lions, barracuda, leopard sharks, giant sea bass, [...]
Horn Sharks at La Jolla Shores These small sharks have wide heads and blunt snouts, with ridges over their eyes. They’re usually a dark grey to light brown, with dark brown or black spots all over their bodies and lobed fins. Slow moving and [...]
Giant Black Sea Bass at La Jolla Cove Giant sea bass, also known as black sea bass, is large fish that belongs to the wreckfish family. It can be found in the northwest Pacific Ocean. Giant sea bass is bottom-dwelling creature that inhabits rocky [...]
