05/03/2026
Germany to Boston for a weekend??? Yes I did that. And it was the most incredible weekend ever.
I attended the Boston Sea Rovers Clinic! And I truly loved every moment of it. For those other West Coasters who’ve either never heard of it or never gone, The Clinic is the longest-running dive show in the United States. It brings together divers, underwater photographers, explorers, and marine experts for a weekend of presentations, workshops, and exhibits focused on ocean exploration, conservation, and diving techniques. Known for its strong sense of community, the clinic features renowned speakers, an amazing film festival, and an exhibit hall showcasing the latest in dive gear and travel opportunities, including local NE dive shops/clubs, opportunities, and resources.
My favorite part was definitely the film festival. It was SO educational, inspiring, and each film showcased something so profound. I left feeling a much greater appreciation for our world and conservation.
Every seminar was also so educational and informative. It was so hard to pick which ones to go to! I wish I could have seen them all. I also attended two workshops, one by on recreational dive safety and another on Visual Storytelling, where I had to think outside the box to make a story out of a horseshoe crab molt. I learned a lot!
I didn’t realize I was surrounded by so many extremely influential and successful divers everywhere I turned. It was incredible and due to its smaller size, made for a great opportunity to connect more personally with these dive legends.
The best part? This clinic is open to the public and very affordable! They even have a free day for kids! Kids Day offers a fun, hands-on introduction to ocean life. Children can explore touch tanks, watch live demonstrations, join interactive games and crafts, and learn about marine animals and ecosystems through engaging presentations, including the Careers in Marine Science exhibition, which introduces them to real-world ocean-related jobs. A family-friendly experience that sparks curiosity and interest in marine science and conservation.
I can’t wait to return next year!!! Who else wants to join??