- Followers
- 111.6k
- Views, last 30 days
- 31.7M
- Shares, last 30 days
- 172.7k
- Engagement rate, 30 days
- 10.8%
5 m · Reach
An audience that's growing fast.
Figures across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, taken from platform analytics on 8 October 2026.
- Followers
- 29.4k
- Average Reel views
- 128.0k
- Reel watch time, 30 days
- 847 hrs
- Subscribers
- 26.2k
- Views, last 30 days
- 314.7k
- Average % viewed
- ~90%
12 m · The breakout
One bubble ring, fifteen million views.
"The perfect ring" went out on TikTok on 21 September. People didn't just watch it: they watched it through, saved it and sent it on. Since then, ring videos have kept the account running at millions of views a day.
TikTok views per day
7 September – 6 October 2026
18 m · Selected work
Top videos.
Shot on action cameras and in phone housings, mostly on a single breath. Red Sea, Gulf of Thailand and Indonesia. Tap any video to watch it.
TikTok
Instagram Reels
Video figures as of 8 October 2026.
22 m · Audience
Who's watching.
A young, international audience, mostly 18 to 34, with real weight in the dive-travel markets of Southeast Asia and the Americas. Instagram audience, last 30 days.
Age
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Gender
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26 m · About
A diver first, a creator second.
I'm George, a Divemaster and recent Oxford maths graduate. I trained on Koh Tao and have spent the last few years chasing clear water: Thailand, Indonesia, the Red Sea and wherever else there's a reef worth the trip.
Most of what I post is shot on a breath-hold, with the camera on me or on what's in front of me. The videos that travel furthest are the simple ones: a perfect ring, a wall of fish, a moment people didn't know the ocean could do.
From December I'm on the road diving long-term. That means fresh locations, and gear that gets used properly in the water.
28 m · Partners
Brands I've worked with.
30 m · Working together
What I can make for you.
Underwater Reels, TikToks and Shorts
Native vertical videos built around a real moment in the water, posted to one platform or all three.
Gear used properly
Cameras, housings, scooters and fins tested on real dives and shown doing the job, not unboxed on a desk.
Footage licensing
Organic usage rights to existing clips for your own channels, with clear terms on paid media and sublicensing.
YouTube and destination stories
Longer films for dive centres, liveaboards and travel brands, from wherever I'm diving next.
Surface · Contact