What is scuba diving?

Scuba diving is a form of underwater diving where divers use breathing equipment (scuba gear) that is completely independent of a surface air supply. This allows divers to stay underwater longer and explore marine environments.

Do I need to know how to swim to scuba dive?

Yes, basic swimming ability is required for scuba diving. You should be able to swim 200 meters without any swimming aids and float/tread water for 10 minutes.

What is the minimum age requirement for scuba diving?

Minimum age is 10 for courses and DSD. Also Swimming is not required for DSD, but is a must for the course.

What medical conditions might prevent me from diving?

Several medical conditions may affect your ability to dive safely, including heart conditions, lung diseases, ear problems, and pregnancy. A medical evaluation is required before diving, and you should consult with a diving medical professional.

What equipment do I need for scuba diving?

Essential scuba equipment includes a mask, fins, wetsuit, BCD (Buoyancy Control Device), regulator, air tank, depth gauge, and dive computer. For training courses and DSD experiences, all equipment is typically provided.