Deep Diving

Deep diving is a scuba diving activity that involves exploring underwater at significant depths, typically beyond 60 feet (18 meters). It requires specialized skills, equipment, and training because increased depth exposes divers to higher pressures, colder temperatures, and higher risks like nitrogen narcosis or decompression sickness. By carefully preparing and monitoring their ascent, divers can explore deeper underwater environments safely, observing marine life and ecosystems from a different perspective. Deep diving is advanced and should only be undertaken with proper certification and experience to ensure safety under these more challenging conditions.