With a stunning display of colors, schools of exotic coral fish shy to the camera, ducked into the depths of the ocean. The ocean changed its colors from gorgeous green to shades of dark gray as you went deeper and deeper into the heart where lie many a shipwreck, strange fish, and nitrogen breathing plants and organisms, and an eerie silence, which however mysterious is soothing for the mind, body, and soul. For a moment, you feel relaxed as the complicated world seems left far behind and then you realize how much you wanted to be here. Welcome to Scuba Diving!

Since World War II when Scuba diving was another combat exercise or a military intelligence reconnaissance mission, it has actually come a long way to become a highly recreational sport that offers insight into a world that most people thought never existed. The word Scuba was coined during the World War II and it stands for Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus, which basically means that you will be able to take a wild ride in the depths of the ocean using equipments like compressed air, hoods, boots, wetsuits, BCD’s etc.

Still considered by many to be in its evolutionary stage, it can easily be classified into several forms, which include:

  • Commercial diving
  • Technical diving
  • Naval diving
  • Military diving
  • Police diving
  • Recreational diving
  • Professional diving
  • Rescue and recovery diving
  • Scientific diving

But what we will be focusing on is recreational diving, which is considered as a career option today because of the income it generates at tourism destinations across the world with designated dive sites. Recreational scuba diving is somewhere a mix of underwater hunting and snorkeling and till the 1950’s you could get training only from a handful of professional organizations. Today the number of training instructors and institutes has increased and being one of the leading scuba diving training institutes associated to PADI and NAUI, you will get the best training from some of the top instructors in the world.

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