Beginners Scuba Diving

I would love to try ice diving as much as i hate the cold just to say iv at least done it before i judge it!! But its definitely all about warm weather diving!! A lot more going on from coral, reef fish, mantas, turt...

My first dive/dive course was on the great barrier reef!! On a liveaboard for a week!!!  Would definitely go back tomorrow if i could!!  Best experience of my life

NITROX class was being offered the same time I was getting my classroom out of the way.  The instructor felt I could handle the charts and knew that my computer could compute the percentage, dive max and off gas time...

First dive was the Channel Islands.  Fortunately, I dove with a dry suit as the water was only 52 degrees.  Visibility was fantastic and I was diving NITROX so I was able to get 4-5 dives in a day.  I completed all o...

I'll cross that destination off then, thank you :)

My first dive was in the Baltic sea just outside a ireland called Gotland,i did it as part of my army training,and no i would not go back to dive there HAHAHA,to freaking cold,to old for cold water diving HAHAHHAHAH

My first dive was on the Great Barrier Reef - it was so great that I decided to do my PADI afterwards. Will definitely go back there.

First dive was in Mango Bay, just off an island call Koh Tao in Thailand. I did my PADI certification out there, enjoyed it so much i ended up doing my advanced course out there too! you do quite a few open dives out...

Which continent though? There are loads of awesome dive spots around South East Asia! 

My first dive was in Tioman, Malaysia.. I went diving close to the beginning of the wet season so oceans were pretty rough and viz was low. Planning to head back there again some time in the future but when condition...

I first dived at the wreck site near Aruba, went back last year, even better visibility and I'd definitely go back again :)

One thing that I noticed early on was that the amount of air that I consumed seemed to be a lot more than other divers. This infuriated me as I was always one of the first to surface which ultimately made me feel guilty for cutting my buddies dive...

Hi there! I was initially certified as an open water diver at the end of 2010 but didn't really have an opportunity to dive much for about a year or so. I recently got my AoW certification in Bali and since then have been making sure that I squeez...

wow i did my open water in koh tao too in 2007, but stayed on and did the advanced course, so fully certified to do 40 metres now. most memorable experiences was mango bay in the sunshine, the scary night dive and diving with the sharks at 7am...

Hi, only been scuba twice, both in the Caribbean, highly recommend the teachers and the water was soooo clear and cosy :)

Hi All,

My son and I have recently returned from Lanzarote where we qualified as PADI Open Water Divers. We used Safari Diving and I would recommend them without hesitation - friendly, efficient and good value. I will use them again.

I have...

Thank you Adrian :D

Knowledge and experience is always welcome Mark, some great photos you added to the group there as well.

Hey all,

Hopefully no one minds but I am not new to diving, but I love sharing my knowlege and love for the sport with people that are new to it and those just curious about it.  I am a PADI instructor and have been diving for the better part of...

Go to Holborn divers and book a try dive for £10 - they will run through all your skills in one session

hello,  I am very interested in scuba diving and would love to do so, but needs proper training for it as I haven't done it before.  How was your experience in it? Do you know any proper trainers for it.  Would love to be part of it.  Thanks in...