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WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF DIVING
Diving is diving underwater, whether in seas or oceans, at a certain depth. It has two types: free diving, which is done freely while holding the breath for a short period, or diving in which divers use diving tools, whether it is a bottle of oxygen or a long tube extending from the diver’s mouth to the surface. So that the diver can breathe air Types of diving
TYPES OF UNDERWATER DIVING
There are many types of diving that have emerged to suit all the interests of divers and seabed explorers, and the most important of these types are the following:
It is considered one of the most common types of diving, and is suitable for beginner divers. The maximum depth allowed for diving in open water is only 18 meters.
Deep diving: Deep diving is at a depth exceeding 18 meters in the deep sea, and is not recommended for beginner divers due to its high risk.
Rescue Diving: This type of diving requires high experience, in addition to special training to learn the required rescue techniques, general safety and first aid. The rescue diver has high physical and mental fitness. Wall diving: This is diving along coral reefs located vertically, or along sea cliffs that descend to great depths underwater.
Night Diving: Night diving is different from daytime diving because there is a group of plants and marine organisms that only appear at night, which provides a unique experience that differs from the experience of diving in the same place during the day.
Wreck Diving: Diving to explore the wrecks and remains of ships or aircraft is a popular type of diving, and fortunately, the Turkish seas are an important haven for fans of this type of sport.
Drift diving: This is diving with the direction of natural water currents, where the water current pushes the diver to a place other than the place where he started diving.
Drift diving: This is diving with the direction of natural water currents, where the water current pushes the diver to a place other than the place where he started diving.
Ice Diving: Ice diving is a unique experience that is not found in any other type of diving. It allows divers to see unique views that diving in high-temperature waters does not provide.
Cave diving: It is special for adventure lovers and discovering the water passages in submerged caves.
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