Diving Facts

11/17/2023

The maximum depth a recreational diver can go is around 130 feet.
While professional divers can venture much deeper, recreational divers are restricted to a depth of approximately 130 feet due to safety reasons and the risk of decompression sickness.

08/20/2023

https://oceanwideexplorers.com/15-epic-scuba-diving-facts-every-diver-should-know/

Drop some knowledge on your next dive trip with these 15 scuba diving facts that every diver ought to know.

02/20/2023

http://bigoceandivers.com/travel/10-fun-facts-related-to-scuba-diving/

10 Fun Facts Related to Scuba Diving   If you have had the chance to look down on the earth form a high altitude, then there […]

02/12/2023

https://www.tripsavvy.com/depth-and-pressure-scuba-diving-2963200

The increase in water pressure with depth affects almost all aspects of scuba diving, including equalization, buoyancy, and bottom times.

02/04/2023

Once you get below 10 metres depth, you can’t see red or yellow! If you cut yourself your blood looks blue.

01/21/2023

Jacques Cousteau invented Scuba gear in 1943, calling his cylinder the aqualung.

01/16/2023

Scuba stands for “Self contained underwater breathing appartus”.