https://lucidseas.com Kelp forests like this are either magical or a murky mess. It all comes down to conditions. I got tired of showing up and finding awful viz and surge. Or missing a perfect window because I didn’t know it existed. Surfers have Surfline. Divers had nothing. So I built something. LucidSeas gives freedivers and snorkelers actual condition forecasts. Visibility estimates, swell direction, wind, and tides weighted for specific dive spots. It’s live, it’s free, and someone already paid for it on day one. Link in bio. Tell me what you think. Currently in North America. Comment if you’d like to see your spot added! #freediving #snorkeling #kelpforest #diveconditions #oceanlife

Come with me underwater as I snorkel with a super curious seal in San Diego, California. The water was very clear this day.

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Freediving on Catalina Island in Southern California. This is a great easy access kelp forest for snorkeling from shore. #shorts

Freediving a turtle cleaning station off the coast of Hawaii. #shorts #freediving #underwater #hawaii

Diving in very nice conditions on the Big Island of Hawaii

#freediving #underwater #nature #diving #ocean Freediving through a kelp forest on Catalina Island. This is a great place for nature lovers to explore underwater!

Curious sea lion checking out our dive group. #freediving #freedive #underwater #ocean #sealions

This is a clip from a dive in La Jolla, California. These curious seals were following me around for a while.

This is a clip from freediving in Mexico at the Coronado Islands near San Diego.

Freediving the crystal clear waters on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Freediving through one of the best coral reefs in Hawaii. This was a great day!

Snorkeling in very nice conditions on the Big Island of Hawaii

Running underwater for fun. This is on the Big Island of Hawaii.

We went freediving and snorkeling one afternoon off of Shell Beach in La Jolla, California. The water was above 70 degrees which is amazing for California. Snorkeling around "Seal Rock" is the best place in San Diego to find these Harbor seals. Google map link below. https://goo.gl/maps/8LVHVvRLTw22