Long flights can be difficult sometimes… it is often hard to get and remain comfortable and entertained without constantly asking yourself “how much time is left”
With that being said, if you find yourself fitting into one of all of those categories, let me help you out!

There’s a lot of snorkels out there, but finding the perfect one is easy with a little bit of knowledge. 

When  it comes to diving trips versus cruises, packing can look completely different. For one, cruises may not involve traveling with any scuba gear at all, and may involve more along the clothes line. Below I’ll be giving some thoughts and tips on packing for a cruise vs. a dive trip!

Here are some basic do's and don't's for packing your bag before going on a trip! If you need more packing tips please see my other post about the 4 types of packers and how to overcome your type!

Hey guys!! Today I'm going to be talking through a few travel tips that have to do with (yep you guessed it) PaCkInG!! 
When it comes to packing many people just wing it. Some bring a lot of clothes and some don't bring enough. Here's the four types of packers, and how to overcome to become the perfect packer!

Right now I'm getting ready to pack for a trip down under. I'll be traveling to a place called Lady Elliot Island. As stoked as I am, in order to get there you have to take a tiny plane. Each passenger is only allowed 15 kg which is around 30 lbs. Easy right? When you're bringing dive gear, multiple cameras, cosmetics (only what is absolutely necessary), and still want to wear some clothes, 30 pounds goes away fast.

Traveling with Scuba Diving equipment can be plain obnoxious. However, traveling with your own gear ensures mental and physical comfort.  There seems to be so many hoses and items to take with you and everything is so bulky. Here are some inside tips of what to take AND where to put it!