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How to Dive in the Caribbean
The Caribbean is the first-choice foreign destination for divers from the United States and Canada. The area is sub-tropical and stretches from the north coast of South America to the…
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How to Dive in the Dark
Lighting up the details of the reef at night with your underwater light reveals everything in a full spectrum of vibrant colour that you would never see during the day.…
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How to Dive Under Ice
Diving in icy water may not seem appealing, but there are a lot of reasons to try it. Why do it? Underneath the ice, the water is actually warmer than…
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How to Dive with a Buddy
Spare air Divers learn early on in their training how to share air with another diver. Most divers carry an 'octopus rig' - a spare regulator enabling them to share…
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How to Drift Dive
Drift diving is what it sounds like - the diver is transported by the currents and can travel great distances beneath the waves. In the current Drifting on strong currents…
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How to Get Ready to Dive
Poor preparation makes people perform poorly. Preparing yourself and your equipment properly before you leave the surface is the key to enjoying a dive. What to expect First, you need…
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How to Know if You Are Fit to Dive
Free divers, who dive without scuba equipment, obviously need to be really fit to cope with the extremes of their sport, but how fit do you need to be to…