Recreational scuba diving

Recreational scuba diving is an organized activity that allows individuals to explore underwater environments safely using specialized breathing equipment called a scuba tank. Divers carry compressed air or other gas mixtures to breathe underwater, enabling them to observe marine life, coral reefs, and underwater landscapes firsthand. It requires training to understand proper techniques, safety procedures, and equipment use. Diving typically takes place in controlled conditions such as oceans, lakes, or pools, offering a unique perspective of the underwater world while emphasizing safety and environmental responsibility.