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Candice Landau
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Content Director, Scuba Diving Magazine
Eugene, Orlando, Washington
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Biography
Avid PADI scuba diving instructor, dive writer, travel writer and underwater photographer with a love of words and all things science. Gear, virtual reality, AI? Sign me up. Traveling on the reg, eating plant-based for the animals and planet, and learning new things like it's nobody's business! Scuba bylines: Scuba Diving Magazine, Scuba Diver Life, Wild Hope, TDI-SDI, PADI, Scuba Scribbles.
Content
By Candice Landau Verified, Mark Evans Verified| InDEPTH Magazine Verified 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.
By Candice Landau Verified| Sport Diver Magazine Verified 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.
By Candice Landau Verified| Scuba Diving Magazine Verified 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.
Company Info
Scuba Diving Magazine
Winter Park, Florida, United States