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Diving into sustainability: How scuba divers can dive greener

By oneocean | 17 April 2025

At One Ocean Zanzibar, we are dedicated to upholding a culture of sustainability, and we invite you to join us in our mission to protect the ocean and ensure its beauty continues to inspire and sustain life beneath the waves for generations to come. As scuba divers, we have a deep connection to the ocean,…

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Moray Eel in his hole

Creature Feature: Moray Eel

By oneocean | 17 March 2025

Moray eels often get a bad rap as the brooding, menacing loners of the coral reef-but that reputation couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, morays are just misunderstood, shy creatures who prefer to keep to themselves. This month’s blog post is dedicated to clearing the moray’s name and shedding light on its true…

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Zanzibar Shark

Will a Shark Bite Me? Here’s What You Need to Know

By Rogger Oliveira | 12 February 2025

If you’re a new diver, “Will a shark bite me?” is likely one of the first questions that crosses your mind. It’s a common fear, often fueled by movies and the media. But the reality is, sharks are often misunderstood. Most shark species are shy, cautious, and simply uninterested in humans. In fact, you’re far…

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Scuba divers underwater

Dive into wellness

By oneocean | 12 January 2025

Scuba diving is more than just an adventure-it’s a fun way to boost your physical and mental health. At One Ocean Zanzibar, we invite you to dive in not just for the thrill, but for the amazing benefits that come with it. Let’s take a deep dive into how scuba diving can make you feel…

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Close-up of a nudibranch in front of a reef

Have you ever seen a Pokémon in real life?

By Rogger Oliveira | 12 December 2024

Have you ever seen a Pokémon in real life? These colorful little sea slugs – also known as nudibranchs – have been roaming our oceans for hundreds of millions of years. As divers, we tend to focus on the big stuff – turtles, sharks, rays – but spotting a tiny nudibranch feels like finding treasure.…

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