To explore the beautiful, and often mysterious, underwater world is like no other experience on earth. Before taking a deep dive, enthusiasts must gain certification by passing a course offered by a certified scuba diving agency.  Read more at: Training and Certification

Safety Measures 

Swimmers must follow the instructions of lifeguards and obey posted information about water conditions, tides and other dangers.

For inexperienced recreational swimmers, many safety hazards exist-even in a pool. These hazards include misjudging a dive and hitting one's head on the bottom, holding one's breath too long and experiencing sudden cramps. 

In rivers and oceans, all swimmers should respect the power of nature. Powerful waves, tides, and currents can easily overpower even the most experienced swimmers, sweeping them out beyond safety or throwing them into coral or rocks.

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Leisure Diving
  
It is something that has to be experienced for oneself. Passionate about the underwater world and the sense of liberty it brings, leisure diving allows the freedom to explore a beautiful landscape or its flora. Whether on your own or in a group, leisure diving will seduce and empassion you. Leisure diving is practiced at depths of less than 130 ft (39 m). From these depths, divers can make a straight ascent to the surface. Diving beyond this limit requires advanced training. 
 

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