Candice Landau

2 months ago | scubadiving.com | Candice Landau

04/28/2025 -  Stephen inspects a small fish inside a coral head in Palau. Candice Landau I’m 40 feet below the surface when my heartbeat starts to throb in my throat. Though the water is velvet black and clings to me like a rash guard, it isn’t the darkness that leaves a metallic tang on my tongue. It isn’t even that I’m at the back of our small group, a reef shark gliding in and out of my periphery like a leopard in the shadows.

2 months ago | scubadiving.com | Candice Landau

04/27/2025 -  If you’ve ever wondered where to take the entire family on a dive vacation without the stress, you’re not alone. To find the perfect spots for both young and seasoned divers, I turned to Margo Peyton, founder of Kids Sea Camp—an organization known for curating all-ages dive adventures across the world. According to Peyton, three destinations rise to the top for ease of travel, calm waters and family-focused amenities: the Cayman Islands, Bonaire and St. Lucia.

2 months ago | indepthmag.com | Candice Landau |Mark Evans

By Florine Quirion. Images courtesy of the author unless noted. Lead image: The Sea Safari VII Indonesian liveaboard on fire (2024), photo by Alex Lindbloom.  There were no fatalities! The other burning ship image was created with AI courtesy by Georgina Brown. This story was also published in DAN Europe’s Alert Diver magazine. 2019 remains the most dramatic year in diving liveaboard history.

Feb 22, 2025 | sportdiver.com | Candice Landau

02/22/2025 -  Candice's dive buddy, Stephen, wearing two Shearwater Peregrine dive computersCandice Landau Two is better than one. It’s hard to argue with this statement when it pertains to safety. If you’re a technical diver, you’ll know this better than anyone: two dive masks, two surface marker buoys, two cutting devices, two reels, two flashlights, and of course, two dive computers.

Feb 22, 2025 | scubadiving.com | Candice Landau

02/22/2025 -  Candice's dive buddy, Stephen, wearing two Shearwater Peregrine dive computersCandice Landau Two is better than one. It’s hard to argue with this statement when it pertains to safety. If you’re a technical diver, you’ll know this better than anyone: two dive masks, two surface marker buoys, two cutting devices, two reels, two flashlights, and of course, two dive computers.