A brochure announces “turquoise water, 30 m visibility.” It says nothing about the current at 2 p.m., the exit through the swell, or the person supervising the dive group. SpotMyDive exists to fill this gap before you book.
What SpotMyDive Does
SpotMyDive publishes guides in French and Spanish on diving destinations, clubs, cruises, training, and equipment. We also write about marine life, ecology, and sea culture. The common thread never changes: we look for the condition that a commercial page forgets to mention, and we date it.
The site is primarily aimed at certified recreational divers preparing an outing or trip, with special attention to beginners. But if you arrive here out of curiosity about a jellyfish or a Greek sea god, you are also welcome.
A simple rule guides every article.
The current decides more than the photo.
The Editorial Team
SpotMyDive articles are published by the SpotMyDive editorial team. The site is edited by David.
Any questions or errors to report? Write to us at contact@spotmydive.com or via the contact page.
How We Verify
We prioritize scientific and official organizations, federations, published standards from training agencies, and dated specialized press. Blogs that copy other blogs do not count.
- A safety threshold, a depth, or a time limit without a source is removed.
- A condition (visibility, temperature, season, current) is dated or given as a sourced range.
- A club is described based on its public information, never from invented reviews.
- A recounted scene is either sourced or presented as hypothetical.
Yet, a source does not replace being on site. On the day, it is the professional present who decides if a site suits you. And for health, it is a doctor competent in diving medicine. We will never claim otherwise remotely.
Updates and Corrections
Articles display their update date. We reread them at regular intervals, starting with the oldest, because a price, regulation, or season changes faster than you think. If you spot an error, write to us via the contact page: we correct it, and the date changes.
Where to Start
Preparing a trip? Start with the trip section, then compare the clubs. Are you a beginner? Go through the training before choosing a destination. And if you just want to understand what lives underwater, the marine life section is made for that.