Are you a Scuba Diver?? where was your best dive?
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well im still an open water diver with no much experience, but i have to say, my best dive was Boracay island, Philippines and we brought pieces of bread along and when we took it out we suddenly surrounded buy all kinds of fish, i tried sticking the bread to my mask so the fish had to come near me to get the bread and so i could get a good look at them, wow it was really awsome.\nIf ever you happen to pass by the Philippines i suggest you go to boracay island for a dive it is great and not very expensive either and plus the beaches are really nice too.\n\nGood luck.
274800
check this site out most dive site have their own\nhttp://www.kasperfarm.com/scuba/warm-travel-list.html
17437
according to the website below,\n\n"the deepest human dive was sponsored by the US Navy with Ct Don WALSH and Jacques PICCARD in the Batyscaph “TRIESTE” to 10,700m in 1960"\n\nalthough I recently read that their depth metre may have been off because it failed to take the greater density of saline water into account.
316606
Since I'm not the first to answer I miss out on the 10 Pt's?\n\nFYI Palau is one of the greatest places on earth to go diving (scuba).  Heavenly creatures down there!
422683
SCUBA diving is a safe sport, for as long as you follow the rules strictly.If you havent experience how is it like to be underwater, you have to go intro diving first.It would be a lot of fun if you join a group or with your friends..if you live in the Philippines,I might join your group.I dive every weekend.
341570
I've been to Miami several times and gone diving there while on vacations from Chicago.\n\nBut since my dive buddy moved from there about six months ago, I haven't been back.
1138216
Good Luck! I am a master dive and I can't find work!\nPlus, I live in Clearwater, FL.
491063
It's funny because when I was 16 I was forced into it by my brother who needed a spearfishing partner. I became an instructor in 1990 and been diving ever since. I love it.\n\nI don't spearfish anymore. I have become more active on preserving and educating about the ocean realm. I live on Guam and get to see so many varieties of fish. I saw whales today.\n\nIt's simply an adventure into another world that few get to experience. When my customers enjoy the dive I feel good knowing they will leave with good memories. To view life and new things is always neat. Every year I see something new.\n\nI have done many things in my life but I always go back to diving. The money is so-so but my office is the ocean!
1032616
Merhaba!! No, I haven't swam today. I am just answering your question because I see you are from Turkey. My boyfriend, Arda, is from Izmir, so I just wanted to say hello. I will be traveling to Turkey next summer. I can't wait to see your beautiful country. And Arda has a summer home in Cesme. He just got back and brought pictures from there. The sea looks amazing. Cok Guzel!!\nI think you are right by saying Turkey is the best place to swim!! \nIyi geceler...
1052248
Aqua Tech Dive Center\n1800 Logan Ave.\nSan Diego, CA. 92113\n\nCheck out their website for their rates.
577001
i believe south africa is the best place. i did it there about 2 hours north east of capetown, an area called plat. that was only 200 ft though. i was told an hour away from there is another place which is the highest in the world. you actually completely free fall for 7 seconds before the bungee even begins to catch. best of all, -its really cheap. when i did it 2 summers ago it cost me 135 rand, which was about $13 american. party hard dude!
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The current record for "freediving" is 439 feet.\nSee reference #1.\n\nThe record for diving with scuba gear is 318.25 meters.\nSee reference #2.\n\nThe deepest dive in a "bathysphere" was in the \nMarianas Trenches to a depth of 10,915m.\nSee reference #3.
825327
Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus  or ... SCUBA\n\nGot my certifications as a young woman -- and did enjoy the sport a lot.
20588
There are a number of places to dive.  I would suggest visiting a local dive store (LDS) and checking: a) on any books they have on local shore dives; b) any shop dives they do (typically these are free shore dives); and c) any local charters they do.  Heck, visit more than one LDS (i.e., fifth dimension, silent world, UWS, etc.)\n\nI think Titlow beach near Tacoma is nice as is the Edmonds underwater park.  Octopus hole and Sund Rock on Hood Canal can also be decent.  Many do the Alki area as well.  I would probably pick Edmonds but that is personal taste.  (Full dsiclosurte:  I have not done any in the San Juans, Strat of Juan de Fuca, etc. which are all likely to be much better)\n\nIn any event, the shop dives are a great way to find out about an area and do the dive with a  group who knows the area.  Then you can decide if you want to put it on your regular rotation.  The local charters (i.e., Bandido, et. al.) are also a good way to see some non-shore based sites.  Finally, the books describe many great locations.\n\nTwo final observations:  Currents matter around here and it is best to dive at slack or ebb -- check a current table and plan your dive accordingly.  Viz is better in the winter and, I think, tends to be better at high tide.
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Send down a SCUBA diver to look!  Just kidding.  Your idea to pump out the well and see what happens sounds good.  If you have a camcorder, you could tie it to a rope and lower it to the bottom to have a peek like in the movie Volcano.
1090027
At 26 my personal best was just over 4 min.  I was free diving 5 or 6 days a week and that is not an average time.  While I was practicing with other people who were new to it I would say the average 25 y/o would start looking uncomfortable at 45 sec. to 1 min. but could hold on till about 1:15 to 1:45.  Over 2 min is good, over 2:30 is very  good and over 3 min is awesome.
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I took my first SkyDive in Nagamibie northern Victoria in November last year.\n\nExhilarating would be a good word to describe it.\n\nLike falling with the initial rush tat you get when falling off or jumping off something, but never finding the ground. Truly awesome!!!\n\nI would recommend it to everyone because once the shoot opens, the scenery is beautiful and everything is completely silent. Such a beautiful experience.