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What is considered deep diving for an advanced scuba diver?

Where is the line drawn for deep diving and an advanced scuba diver?

i would argue 30 metres really. Once you go below 30 metres, there are additional complications that need to be considered.

There include:

- air being used up more quickly.

- decompression considerations.

- nitrogen narcosis considerations.

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Well, a deep dive is considered anything below 18 meters/60 feet. Put another way, a dive to just 19 meters/62 feet qualifies as a deep dive. The PADI Advanced Open Water course is like a specialty sampler platter. Review the list below and contact your dive shop or instructor to confirm what they offer.
 
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Russell Bowyer

Thank you for your addition to this post...that is PADI's view on things of course

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