The Different Style of Diving

Diving is undergoing developments as time progress. There is always the desire to come up with ways on how to explore underwater better and longer. Scuba Diving types have emerged and are done in different locations under a variety of conditions. In general, each type has its own features and requires technical skills. Let’s take a look at some of the different Diving Variations and Styles.

The first style that I would like to share is Recreation diving. Most divers are into this type of Diving. This variation is done mainly for leisure; it was associated with other activities such as snorkelling. This is done within the maximum depth of 130 feet. Going further than this depth makes the Diver more prone to various hazards such as running out of air.

Next, I will talk about Cave diving. This is all about cave exploration. It is one of the most exciting and challenging Scuba Diving Variations. Crystal clear waters, amazing rock formations, and interesting geographic structures are just some of the things that you can only see when you go Cave Diving.

Then, we look into Scuba diving. Scuba Diving is the fusion of snorkelling and scuba diving. To get started, the participant will have to wear Diving Fins and Diving Mask, and will breathe through a 20 foot air line connected to the standard scuba tank mounted on the raft. The air line will not limit movements, and will allow the participant to tour underwater depending on his comfort level. After getting used to breathing underwater at the surface level, the guide will allow the participant to take a tour to explore the beauty of the reefs and marine life.

There is some other variation of diving such as night diving, deep sea diving, boat diving, shore diving and underwater photography.