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EVERYTHING You Need To Know About Drysuit Diving (Ask The Expert Diver)

What is Dry Suit Diving? Most divers know that water sucks heat out of your body 25 times faster than air of the same temperature. Which means if you’re diving in cold water you must use the correct exposure suit to be comfortable and to protect yourself from hypothermia. Depending on your personal tolerance to the cold, I suggest a drysuit is necessary anywhere below 14-21°C (70-57°F).

Book 3 Day 2 Night Or 2 Day 1 Night Liveaboard Similan Islands Thailand (Similan Islands 1 Or 2 Nights)

If you’re looking to book a 3 day 2 night liveaboard to the Similan Islands, Thailand, there are 4 liveaboards to choose from. All four of these liveaboards offer scuba diving and snorkeling to the Similan Islands. Two of these Similan liveaboards offer free nitrox too.

Book 3 Day Liveaboard Great Barrier Reef (4 GBR Liveaboards For 2 Nights)

If you’re looking to book a 3 day 2 night liveaboard to The Great Barrier Reef, there are 4 liveaboards to choose from. Two of these are dive liveaboards offering up to 11 dives on the trip in total and operating out of Cairns. Two of these liveaboards are to the Whitsunday Islands and are for non-divers.

Can You Scuba Dive With A Hangover? (Affects On Decompression Sickness)

Is it safe to scuba dive with a hangover and are you putting yourself at a higher risk of decompression sickness if you dive with alcohol in your blood? The risk of decompression sickness is said to be higher if you have been drinking. This is probably mostly as a result of being dehydrated before you dive. Your level of hydration is just one of the risk factors associated with decompression sickness.

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