Scuba Diving Information 
Scuba diving is a rich a varied activity that extends far beyond looking at pretty fish under the water. Scuba diving is still evolving as people come up with new and improved methods, techniques and equipment, but that doesn't mean that there isn't a wealth of information out there.
Scuba diving can be broken down into two broad categories: professional or commercial diving and recreational diving, and each of these can be further broken down into sub-categories of their own, each with information about equipment and certification needed, as well as basic safety rules.
Read more...Visibility While Diving - 2012-01-10 by admin
Visibility is a vital aspect of scuba diving and can basically be defined as the distance at which an object can be identified under water. It is, at first, not easy to estimate visibility but one does get better at it with experience.
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Enriched Air Nitrox - 2011-10-31 by admin
The air we breathe, as well as the usual compressed air found in a scuba tank, is made up of two major gases as well as a small amount of trace gases. Although we cannot live without it, the gas we breathe only contains 21% Oxygen and 78% Nitrogen.
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Fire Coral - 2011-10-17 by admin
Fire coral is an underwater organism which while having the appearance of coral is in fact more closely related to both anemones and jellyfish.
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Boyles Law & The Martini Effect - 2011-10-04 by admin
If you are planning on taking part in recreational diving, it is important to understand some basic laws of physics, so that you can apply them to your new underwater environment. Understanding Boyles law will help ensure a safer dive. As our bodies require oxygen to survive, this is supplied as a gas during diving.
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Cenote Diving - 2011-09-05 by admin
Cenotes are deep pits formed naturally when limestone bedrock collapses, resulting in groundwater being exposed. They are usually found in the Yucatan Peninsula and also some Islands of the Caribbean. The word itself refers to a place which presents accessible groundwater.
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Recent Advances in Scuba Diving Equipment - 2011-08-12 by admin
Today, there are between one and three million certified scuba divers worldwide. From humble beginnings, the diving experience has developed to now include a vast array of high-tech devices.
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5 Of The Worlds Best Diving Resorts - 2011-05-23 by admin
Looking to plan your next diving holiday and not sure where to go or what resort to use? Here are some of the best in the world.
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Where to Dive with Dolphins - 2011-05-09 by admin
A list of some of the best locations around the world when it comes to diving with dolphins. A majestic and friendly marine mammal.
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Tips For Choosing The Right Liveaboard - 2011-04-11 by admin
Making use of the services of chartered liveaboards represents the ultimate choice for recreational scuba divers. What can be more enticing than the thought of walking out onto the deck, greeted by the tranquil ocean views and the spectacular sunsets?
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Precautions When Diving Historic Wrecks - 2011-03-22 by admin
For some divers, nothing is more exciting and thrilling than exploring a historic wreck. Wreck diving is among the most popular types of diving, but it is not without its risks. There is even a specific type of training that you can undergo in order to successful dive a wreck.
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The Benefits of Taking PADI IDC Program - 2011-01-26 by Gregg Hawes
Becoming a professional diving instructor requires more than just having an extensive diving experience. You also need to undergo extensive training and take PADI IDC courses in order to become an effective diving instructor.
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Basics of Ice Diving - 2010-10-11 by admin
Ice diving is the practice of diving under ice. It is one of the more dangerous forms of scuba diving because of the extreme temperatures and the fact that there is generally only 1 exit
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Freediving - 2010-10-06 by admin
Freediving is a form of diving which relies on holding ones breath for a vast amount of time, allowing the diver to explore reefs and marine life without the need for many gear items
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Is Diving With Children Recommended? - 2010-08-06 by admin
This article will help parents who are interested in diving with kids to look over all their options and make the best decision for both themselves and their children.
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The Importance of Marine and Reef Conservation - 2010-05-14 by admin
This article will discuss the importance of marine conservation and will provide you with some important tips for reef conservation as well.
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The Balance of Marine Life - 2010-04-28 by admin
Like any ecosystem, the biodiversity of the oceans depend on the subtle rhythms they have adopted since the earth’s conception. Feeding or disturbing the underwater environment in any way upsets this delicate balance.
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Liveaboard Scuba Diving - 2010-04-12 by admin
This article will introduce you to the fascinating concept of liveaboard diving and will even provide you with a few suggestions of places to go.
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Wreck Diving Etiquette - 2010-03-29 by admin
This article will introduce you to some important rules that you should follow when wreck diving that will help you and your deck mates to enjoy the outing as much as possible.
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Marine Archaeology as a Career Choice - 2010-02-17 by admin
You are interested in History and just love the water? Why not combine the two and make a career choice of it? But what do you need to do to become a Maritime Archaeologist and is there a demand? What does a Maritime Archaeologist do?
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A Diver’s Guide to Marine Conservation - 2010-01-18 by admin
It is an unfortunate thing that marine conservation is often very low on a SCUBA diver’s list of priorities because it is very important to respect nature and help it to thrive.
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Documenting Your Scuba Dives - 2009-12-13 by admin
Documenting dive trips with photos and videos can be pretty challenging without the right training and equipment. It is one thing to dive in moving waters, and another thing to dive while holding a camera and get a clear shot.
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Using A Scuba Diving Log Book - 2009-12-09 by admin
A scuba diving log book is a wonderful way to record information about specific dives. Many people keep scuba diving logs of all their dives; whereas, some divers only take note of more notable dives or observations.
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Scuba Diving for the Disabled - 2009-11-27 by admin
For those people who lose their mobility, whether through accident or disease, it can be hard to participate in the sports they may have enjoyed previously. Being dependent on a wheelchair to get around is not conducive to most forms of recreational activity. But diving is one of the exceptions!
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Planning A Diving Holiday In Asia - 2009-11-26 by admin
Diving holidays have developed into one of the most popular activities in Asia. Historically, diving sites in Asia were overshadowed by other world famous locations like the Great Barrier Reef and the Caribbean Islands.
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Scuba Diving With Prescription Glasses or Contacts - 2009-11-13 by admin
If you wear prescription glasses or contacts, there are many options available to you when scuba diving. However, it is necessary to take the time and learn about each of these options before deciding which one will work best for you.
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