Deep divers have the ability to dive to depths higher than those usually considered safe. This could be because of local authorities setting limits. Also, you may be able to dive in some of the most spectacular underwater environments on the planet, such as Elphinstone Reef and the Galapagos. Deep diving is an extraordinary experience. Learn more by reading the following.
Elphinstone Reef
A liveaboard is the best way to experience Elphinstone Reef's underwater world. In this location, you can also dive backwards. This means that you need to be comfortable in your backward roll. When there are less people, you will have greater chances to see sharks and marine life. Also, tropical fish are more common. In addition, you'll have the opportunity to get close to the resident hawksbill turtle.
Blue Hole in Belize
The Great Blue Hole, a huge marine sinkhole off Belize's coast, is the Great Blue Hole. This amazing diving spot is located near Lighthouse Reef, an atoll. The Great Blue Hole is 124m deep and 318m across. It covers 70,650 sq. metres. This area is home to some of the most stunning underwater scenes anywhere in the world. The Belize diving destination has a cave-like environment that deep divers will love. It is also known for its high visibility and warm water.
Galapagos
Deep diving in Galapagos is a rewarding and challenging experience. Galapagos Islands boast a fascinating marine environment. The water is often opaque and cold, making it difficult to see underwater. The best time to dive in the Galapagos Islands is during the cool season (June through November) when temperatures are cooler and currents are stronger. You can find this helpful guide to scuba diving the Galapagos Islands if you are unsure if you are ready.
Elphinstone
Dive the Elphinstone Reef for its pristine soft coral and vibrant marine life. This 300-metre-long reef is between twenty to forty metres deep. It is home to large gogonians as well sponges and sea whips. The finger-shaped plateau is home to giant trevally and redtooth trevally. You might even spot a hammerhead, which is rare and very difficult to find. This dive site offers crystal-clear water and a strong drift.
Belize Blue Hole
If you've ever wished to dive into the Caribbean Sea, the Great Blue Hole will be a familiar name. It is located about 62 miles away from Belize's mainland. The Blue Hole is a nearly perfect circle hole. It lies in the center of the Lighthouse Reef atoll and is 125 meters deep. It is a popular spot for snorkelers and scuba divers, but few people have ventured into its depths.
Elphinstone and his buddy group
Elphinstone, also called Elfinstone, can be used as a boat dive in Southern Egypt. This saltwater diving site is located at Marsa Alam. The maximum depth is 150 feet (46m). Visibility ranges between 61-70 feet (19-21 meters).
Training with BSAC
Deep Diver is a course that BSAC offers for beginners who want to learn scuba diving. This course is based on the principles of BSAC training. It is designed to combine theory and practice in order to offer the best experience. The course takes about three to four hours and can be scheduled to work around your schedule. The course will teach you everything about diving, from basics to advanced.