Open water diving

Open water diving is a recreational activity where individuals explore underwater environments using scuba gear, which includes a mask, regulator, and tanks of compressed air. It allows divers to breathe underwater and observe marine life, coral reefs, and underwater landscapes safely. Proper training, certification, and adherence to safety procedures are essential to manage risks like pressure changes and air supply. Open water dives typically occur in lakes, oceans, or large bodies of water, providing an immersive experience of the underwater world while emphasizing environmental responsibility and personal safety.