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Logging your dives is important. But is it too much of a hassle? It doesn’t have to be. We’ll tell you why.

Blue Grotto wasn’t always like it is now. In 2013, it underwent a radical transformation. And we have pictures.

We often spend time watching divers enter and exit. Sometimes, we see things that make us grit our teeth and bite our tongues.

Dangling octopuses and consoles can cause at least four problems. Here is what they are and how to fix them.

When you visit Blue Grotto, everything you see, besides the Grotto itself and Guest House, didn’t exist before 2013. Here is what changed.

Buoyancy control is a skill that stymies many divers. Among them are the five myths we will bust in this article.

Recompression treatment can cost thousands of dollars. But, if you have DAN dive accident insurance, you won’t have to worry.

Blue Grotto’s RV slots can accommodate motorhomes and travel trailers of almost any size. But there are some things you must know ahead of time.

Being in your 70s and 80s is no barrier to diving. A recent visit by a dive club from The Villages helps prove this.

Blue Grotto’s most overlooked fish nevertheless play a vital role in keeping our environment pristine and in balance.

Few things are worse than being unable to see what everyone else is enjoying. Yet, that is what will happen if your mask keeps fogging.

Do you want to ensure you don’t miss anything during your next visit to Blue Grotto? Just consult our brand-new Blue Grotto Cavern map.