Frequently Asked Questions

Scuba diving provides a range of physical and mental benefits, including improved cardiovascular health, increased strength and flexibility, stress relief, and an opportunity to connect with nature.

The best time to go scuba diving depends on the destination and the specific dive site. In general, the best weather and water conditions are usually found during the local dry season. However, some dive sites may be better during different times of the year depending on factors such as marine life migrations or water temperatures.

The maximum depth for recreational scuba diving is generally considered to be 130 feet (40 meters). However, this depth is only recommended for experienced divers and should not be attempted without proper training and equipment.