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Scuba Diving Earth is about helping all scuba divers to dive safely and have fun. We're here to help beginner scuba divers improve their buoyancy control, reduce air consumption, feel more confident and to enjoy scuba diving.
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
2w ago
Discover the latest diving liveaboard discounts online. Easy and fast to book online with up to 30% off your favourite scuba diving liveaboard. Special liveaboard offers now available at fantastic 30% discounts. Indonesia's vibrant, including the Red Sea, the Maldives,Indonesia and more ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
6M ago
Top sharks of the Red Sea include reef sharks, hammerhead sharks and oceanic whitetip sharks, with lucky sightings of tiger sharks, whale sharks, leopard sharks and thresher sharks when you dive the right location at the right time of year. The Red Sea is a great place to dive with sharks and cheap ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
The "rule of six" in diving is a guideline to help prevent decompression sickness, also known as "the bends." It is a safety rule used to help divers plan their dives and avoid spending too much time at certain depths ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
The number of dives you need for a liveaboard range from no minimum to 100 logged dives, which is impacted by the type of diving involved. If the type of diving is deeper diving or involves diving in currents, more experience is needed and more logged dives are required to book the liveaboard trip ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
There's no doubting that a dive trip to Indonesia's Raja Ampat is top of many scuba diver's bucket list. But if you're on a budget, then an affordable option needs to be considered. Raja Ampat is a photographers heaven, with some of the best marine bio-diversity on the planet and has nine affordable liveaboard boats to choose from ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
There's no doubting that a dive trip to Indonesia's Raja Ampat on luxury liveaboard Dewi Nusantara is a diver's bucket list trip. A photographers heaven and with some of the best marine bio-diversity on the planet! The Dewi Nusantara diving liveaboard has great reviews and a great schedule ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
Can you die from the bends or can decompression sickness kill you? Yes in extreme cases of the bends or decompression sickness it can kill you. As explained below when a National Geographic diver lost his life diving to a depth of 122 metres (400 feet), whilst filming the wreck HMHS Britannic in Greece ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
Safety stop diving is recommended safe practice to ensure you enjoy safe diving every time you scuba dive. A safety stop is best performed at between 5-6 metres (16-20 feet) for 3 minutes. A safety stop is to make sure you’re properly decompressed from your scuba dive ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
The top 10 liveaboard diving for beginners includes: The Great Barrier Reef, The Bahamas, Belize, Cuba, The Maldives, Thailand, Malaysia, Egypt and the Red Sea, Fiji and Mexico. All have shallow clear blue warm waters, which are ideal for beginner scuba divers ..read more
Scuba Diving Earth » Scuba Diving
7M ago
The blue whale size is 30 metres (100 feet) in length. They can weigh as much as 200 tons and have a heart that can pump between 200-300 litres (44-65 gallons) of blood with every beat. The largest animal that's ever lived on planet earth can live for over 100 years and has a tongue which weighs as much as a female African elephant ..read more