A subject that sometimes sparks debate on a dive boat is whether a dive site counts as a cave dive or a cavern dive. If you're out on a recreational dive boat, the chances are it was a cavern dive. When it comes to scuba diving, there is a subtle distinction between a cave and cavern. Cavern and cave diving differ in terms of how far from the entrance a diver goes, with cavern divers always being able to see the...
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Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means that DIVEMONDO may receive a small commission if you make a purchase using these links. As an Amazon Associate this website earn from qualifying purchases. Whether you are new to scuba diving or an experienced diver, safety should always be paramount when you dip below the ocean’s surface. You can improve your underwater safety by training and learning more, but there are a few things you can take with you to help keep...
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Nitrogen narcosis occurs on deep dives, usually beyond 100 feet (30 m) and can impair divers judgement. Luckly it is not dangerous and can be easily dealt with.
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There are many things that divers can do to help keep themselves safe while diving. Here are 12 safety tips for your scuba diving experience.
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As a new diver, you're going to make mistakes. Just be careful not to make those that would endanger you or your dive buddy while scuba diving.
