When we’re out on the water, every decision counts. Whether diving pristine reefs or sailing vast oceans, we’re acutely aware that our actions directly impact the delicate ecosystems around us. That’s why our crew chooses People4Ocean’s mineral sunscreens—reef-safe and free from harmful chemicals. By using natural sunscreens, we protect ourselves while preserving the marine life beneath us. As sailors, divers, and filmmakers, we proudly advocate for the protection of the marine environments we explore.
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When you buy Expedition Drenched products you help us to keep producing videos and make more people fall in love with the ocean. Because as Jacques Cousteau said “People Protect What They Love”
We did a night dive in Sydney Harbour and visited the seahorse hotels. Check out Sydney’s innovative approach to helping local seahorse populations.
Get out more and EXPLORE but don’t stick to the beaten path. Here are our top tricks & tips for exploring the oceans and adventuring off the grid.
We SCUBA dive a Japanese sub and an American bomber aeroplane in the Pacific Theatre - Diving World War II history in the Solomon Islands
One Tree Island Research Station is OFF LIMITS to most people - but we’re Expedition Drenched! We go where no other tourists have gone before!
From snow white coral to schools of bull sharks, to a Crown of Thorn's cull - our list of the TOP SCUBA dives in Fiji and the Vanuatu Archipelago.
We sailed to the Solomon Islands to find a ghost cruise ship abandoned in a tropical paradise. We found the MS World Discoverer, and we swam right in!
The Great Barrier Reef is a SCUBA divers dream. But which sites should you dive? Expedition Drenched rounds up our top 4 Great Barrier Reef dive sites.
The Expedition Drenched crews have seen some spectacular things but this takes the (pan)cake. We dived a totally VERTICAL shipwreck - 1 of 2 in the whole world!
We put on our SCUBA gear, attached ourselves to ropes, and let the Sylfia drag us through 9,000ft deep open ocean water in the middle of the night. And we’d do it again! Expediti
Chillproof garments are also neutrally buoyant, so we don’t need to wear as much lead weight when diving. They don’t contain bubbles like neoprene, making adjusting our buoyancy on deeper dives much simpler.
There are so many kinds of Chillproof garments too! Some of us like to wear hooded jackets when lounging on the deck, while others prefer a wetsuit-style onesie.
