Have you, or would you ever considered diving tight underwater caves such as these claustrophobic underwater cave? Cave diving is already an extreme sport. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

You never really know what is below the ground you are standing on. This is especially the case in Florida. In the following episode Jonathan Bird does something that seems like a novel idea. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

Jill Heinerth explains the lure of cave diving on TED Talks. Jill transformed her original desire to become an astronaut and become an underwater explorer (cave diver) instead. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

A team of divers attempts the first-ever cave dive inside of an iceberg and something goes drastically wrong at 130ft. Well known cave diver Jill Heinerth and her team attempts an iceberg/cave diving first. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

Well, as it was pointed out by one of our followers, it turns out this video of the Glass Factory in Abaco, Bahamas is even more impressive than the Pans Labyrinth video… Chris Aldrich, one of our Facebook followers, had this to say about  The Glass factory cave after watching our previous post about diving the Pans Labyrinth Cave which is also in Abaco Bahamas.  Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

Cave diving is certainly not for everyone.  However, if you ever wondered what full cave diving training entails, the following video is a must. The following movie of Fredrik Liljeblad (Black helmet), Andreas Westin (Red Helmet) and Steve Martin (Yellow helmet) chronicling 8 days of cave diver training is extremely fascinating. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

An experienced cave diver and instructor shares a wealth of knowledge while revealing what’s true and false about the infamous Jacob’s Well. To do this he does a real-time critique of the following YouTube video called “The Dangerous Truth Of Jacob’s Well”. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

Miracles do happen… Against all odds, 12 boys and their coach were successfully rescued from deep within a flooded cave by a large international team of divers and experts from around the world. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

Missouri has  a very unique diving site that actually lies 1/4 mile below a town. Bonne Terre mine, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, is an abandoned mine that is the largest man made caves in the world. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more

Cavern diving is very similar to cave diving. The main difference between cavern diving and cave diving is that cavern diving divers must stay within sight of the entrance, the light zone. Click here to continue reading on For Scuba Divers ..read more