Deep divers have the ability to dive to depths higher than those usually considered safe. You may need to adhere to local regulations. In addition, you may have the opportunity to explore some of the world's most beautiful underwater environments, such as the Galapagos, Elphinstone Reef, or the Blue Hole in Belize. You can read on to find out more about the different conditions that make deep diving an unforgettable experience.
Elphinstone Reef
You can dive Elphinstone Reef from a liveaboard for the best underwater experience. This location allows you to dive backwards. You will need to be confident with your backward roll. There are fewer people so you have more chances to see marine life and sharks in the early morning. You will also be able to see more tropical species. You'll also be able to see the resident hawksbill Turtle.
Blue Hole in Belize
The Great Blue Hole off Belize is a large marine sinkhole. This stunning diving site can be found near Lighthouse Reef. The Great Blue Hole, which measures 124m deep, and is 318m wide, covers 70.650 square meters. Here, deep divers have the opportunity to see some of nature's most beautiful underwater scenes. The Belize diving destination has a cave-like environment that deep divers will love. It is also known for its high visibility and warm water.
Galapagos
Deep diving in Galapagos is a rewarding and challenging experience. The Galapagos Islands are filled with fascinating marine life. Due to this, the water can be quite opaque. The best time to dive in the Galapagos Islands is during the cool season (June through November) when temperatures are cooler and currents are stronger. You can find this helpful guide to scuba diving the Galapagos Islands if you are unsure if you are ready.
Elphinstone
You will love the Elphinstone Reef's vibrant coral reefs and beautiful underwater life. This reef measures 300 metres in length and is found between twenty and forty meters deep. It is also covered with sea whips, large sponges, gogonians, and sea whips. You can find giant trevally, redtooth triggerfish, and redtooth triggerfish by dropping in to the finger-shaped plateau. The possibility of seeing a hammerhead Shark is quite possible. This shark is extremely rare and extremely difficult to find. The dive site is known for its clear waters and strong drift.
Belize Blue Hole
The Great Blue Hole is the name of a Caribbean Sea dive site that you have probably heard about. It is located about 62 miles away from Belize's mainland. The Blue Hole is a nearly perfect circle hole. It is located at the Lighthouse Reef, about 125 m deep. Scuba divers and snorkelers have enjoyed the beauty of its surface waters for many decades. However, very few have braved its depths.
Elphinstone with his buddy group
Elphinstone (also known as Elfinstone) is the best boat dive for those looking to do a boat trip in Southern Egypt. This saltwater diving site is located at Marsa Alam. The maximum depth is 150 feet (46m). The visibility ranges from 61 to 70 feet (19 to 21 meters).
Training with BSAC
If you're new to scuba diving, you may want to consider taking a Deep Diver course with BSAC. This course is based in BSAC principles. The course is a combination of theory and practice to ensure the best experience. The course takes about three to four hours and can be scheduled to work around your schedule. During the course, you'll learn all about diving from basic to advanced.