FLUO DIVING EXPLAINED

Fluorescence diving, often referred to as Fluo diving, involves the use of a special UV/blue torch emitting specific wavelengths of light that cause certain creatures and many corals to fluoresce or glow. To fully appreciate this underwater spectacle, it is recommended to use a yellow/orange filter on your mask and/or camera. The effect is nothing short of spectacular, transforming a regular night dive into an otherworldly experience akin to the sci-fi movie "Avatar." This breathtaking glow in marine life and corals is a result of fluorescent proteins within them, activated by particular light wavelengths, producing an array of colors from green to red and even blue. Embrace the world of Fluo diving, and witness your next night dive in an entirely new light.