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Diving allows you to escape your world. You can see the clear waters, beautiful coral reefs, explore underwater life, photograph exotic fish or get the thrill of being in a new environment.

Here are some of the best destinations to go scuba diving in the world!

Australia

Some of the best dive sites in the world are found in Australia. This country attracts millions of tourists each year! Here are some of the popular locations: the Great Barrier Reef, Yongala, Osprey Reef, Coral Sea and Navy Pier. We recommend the East Coast and better stay in places like Cairns which is the getway to lots of awesome dive trips.

Egypt

Egypt is one of the most popular country to go diving due to the great value packages offered by numerous travel agencies. You’d better go straight to the East Coast and stay in a world class resort in Sharm el Sheik. Here you can visit the Red Seaand one of the Seven Wonders of the Underwater World which is a great place for diving. And it is super affordable!

USA

In the US there are as well too many places to fo diving and they offer unique experience. It is highly recommended to explore volcanic ecosystem and get close to sharks and giant sting rays in Hawaii.

Thailand

Thailand is probably the most popular place to learn to diving in the world because of its exotic islands, great value package tours and outstanding marine life.  One of the top-rated destinations for a dive course is Koh Tao. This small island has some of the best dive schools in the country, and you can go and dive there throughout a year.

Fiji

Diving in Fiji means warm and crystal clear water, but and also the chance to see thousands of fish species, whales and sharks and what not. Also there is an enourmous variety of colorful corals, endless marine life, lots of specialist scuba diving clubs and resorts, live-aboard dive stays as well as amazing snorkeling off the beach.

First things first

Do not forget to buy your first diving gear: fins, mask, snorkler!

What’s more is that they can be used when doing an open water course for the first time. Some prefer to use their own kit for this. Do you know who was the last one to spit in the dive mask you’re about to put on your face? Oh, yes, you have to spit in it before putting on your face and it is not about the luck! This gear never gets old and snorkeling on holidays makes this useful.

If you decide to buy your own gear in the end, make sure to buy things that are suitable for diving, not just snorkeling. It is a good idea to obtain open-heel fins and booties (not the closed-heel fins popular with snorkelers.)

Here at Leisure Pro you can find all the necessary equipment for absolute beginners and not only!

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Successful technologies often begin as hobbies. Jacques Cousteau invented scuba diving because he enjoyed exploring caves.

Scuba diving is an exciting and exhilarating hobby that allows you to view an underworld life most won’t ever see firsthand. When you are diving, you are given an intimate show of what life looks like below the water line. But, it takes a certain type of person to be able to go scuba diving because it is dangerous. Not only do you have to worry about losing oxygen, but what about the threat of underwater creatures?

That’s probably why so many people are dreaming of experiencing scuba diving at least once. And some like it so much that they continue to learn and dive deeper and deeper.

Before you set off to go scuba diving, make sure you’ve been well trained. Take a class from a professional so you will know exactly what to do and when to do it. It’s always good to learn this way so you’ll know what to do in case of an emergency as well. Buy a quality wetsuit and other diving essentials and you’ll be a diving pro in no time!

Usually any diving experience starts with a 20-30 minute Intro, that is fully guided dive with your diving instructor. The instruction has to be in full contact with you during this dive (he has to hold you or touch some part of your gear).

If the experience is positive and you want a bit more freedom when diving they will ask you to apply for a short course (Open Water Course) to get your first certification.

Before the Dive

Every dive starts with a pre-safety check. This check makes sure all of your equipment is in working condition and you’re ready for a safe descent.

Once you’ve completed your pre-safety check, you’re ready to get in. Your diving instructor will be able to teach you the best way to enter the water depending on conditions during your dive.

The Descent

Once you’re ready to take the plunge, a controlled descent under the surface ensures a safe and stress-free start to your dive. Your scuba diving instructor will be able to guide you through the best descent practices during your training.

During Your Dive

Now that it’s time to begin exploring the incredible sights and undersea life that awaits just beneath the waves.

Rememeber to:

•  stay calm
• communicate with your diving buddy
• look, but don’t touch.
• give your fellow divers enough space

The Ascent

Ascending to the surface is just as critical as a controlled descent. It’s important to follow your trainer’s tips , take your time, and keep a level head as you end your dive.

During your dives you have to rent the equipment and if you are traveling it is a good idea (saves you some place in your luggage).

But we still suggest you to consider buying some basic equipment such as  fins, mask, and snorkel. Your own gear provides much more comform and these basic things you can use on the beach anytime.