Frequently Asked Questions

Scuba diving is an underwater diving method where the diver employs a self-contained underwater breathing apparatus, known as scuba, to breathe while submerged.

Freediving is an underwater diving technique where the diver relies on breath-holding rather than using breathing apparatus to explore beneath the water's surface.

Scuba diving offers a unique chance to discover the underwater realm, encounter marine life intimately, and savor the excitement of the dive. The health benefits include increased blood oxygen levels, compression therapy, cardiovascular exercise, relaxation, a sense of calm, an uplifting experience, enjoyment, and a demanding yet rewarding challenge. It's an opportunity to stop the routine workout and instead have fun while exercising and exploring a new world.

Sharks are often considered the scavengers of the sea. If you don't bother them, they won't bother you. These majestic creatures have been unfairly maligned, largely due to their portrayal in 'Jaws'.

Both are literally not part of scuba diving in the ocean. Think of Mind over Matter. You just become a mouth breather and gradually feel comfortable with the regulator and compressed air. everything about scuba is completely safe. One of the safest journeys you will ever take. Another benefit of scuba is development of problem-solving skills, like to stop, remain calm, observe the issue, reassess, and react.