Scuba Diving in East London

You may wish to learn to dive or already dive and wish to continue your diving education. Maybe you wish to purchase some scuba diving equipment. Whether it's turtles and shoals of barracuda off the coast of Borneo or wartime wrecks in the waters around Scotland, scuba diving opens a window on a magical world of undersea treasures. Anyone who has plumbed 'learning to dive' into Google knows what a bewildering number of national and international bodies are willing to introduce you to scuba diving.

Diving is a lot more than just donning a wetsuit and strapping a tank of compressed air to your back: a little bit of knowledge is essential. Hand signals, buoyancy and equipment are explained in the theory sessions, which also cover the important safety issues. Scuba divers breathe compressed air, and the depth and length of your dive all affect the way your body absorbs its oxygen. There are various methods to calculate the length of time you can safely dive, and you will be expected to thoroughly familiarize yourself with them. Though this is important, you will find that if you stick to guided tours all this will be worked out for you so you can just enjoy your dive.