You can dive to depths not usually considered safe for deep divers. You may need to adhere to local regulations. You may also have the chance to visit some of the most stunning underwater environments in the world, like the Galapagos and Elphinstone Reefs. Continue reading to learn more about the conditions and locations that make deep diving such a special experience.
Elphinstone Reef
Dive at Elphinstone Reef with a liveaboard to get the best experience underwater. It is possible to dive at this location backwards. Therefore, you will need to be confident in your forward roll. You'll have more opportunity to see sharks and other marine life during early morning dives, when there are fewer people in the water. Additionally, you can see more tropical fish. In addition, you'll have the opportunity to get close to the resident hawksbill turtle.
Blue Hole Belize
The Great Blue Hole (or Great Blue Hole) is a massive marine sinkhole just off the coast Belize. This remarkable diving spot is found close to Lighthouse Reef. The Great Blue Hole has a total surface area of 70.650 sq metres and is 124m below the waterline. This area is home to some of the most stunning underwater scenes anywhere in the world. This Belize diving spot is ideal for deep divers, as it has a cave-like feel and offers excellent visibility.
Galapagos
For a challenging and rewarding diving experience, try becoming a deep diver in Galapagos. Galapagos Islands boast a fascinating marine environment. This is why the water in Galapagos Islands is so cold and can often be difficult to see. Cool season (June to November) is the best time to dive the Galapagos Islands. The temperatures are cooler and the currents stronger. This helpful guide is for scuba diving at the Galapagos.
Elphinstone
The Elphinstone Reef is a beautiful dive spot with vibrant marine life and soft coral. The reef is 300 metres long and lies between 20 and 40 meters deep. It is covered by large gogonians, sponges and sea whips. For giant trevally and redtooth triggerfish, drop in to the plateau with fingers. It is possible to see a Hammerhead shark, which can be very rare and difficult to spot. This dive site features clear water and strong drift.
Belize Blue Hole
The Great Blue Hole is a place you should visit if you ever wanted to dive deep into the Caribbean Sea. 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 atoll's center and is approximately 125 meters in depth. Scuba divers and snorkelers have enjoyed the beauty of its surface waters for many decades. However, very few have braved its depths.
Elphinstone and his buddy group
Elphinstone is also known as Elfinstone and it's a great boat dive. This saltwater dive site is located in Marsa Alam and has a maximum depth of 150 feet (46 meters). Visibility ranges between 61-70 feet (19-21 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 follows the principles of BSAC training. It blends theory and practical skills to ensure that you have the most enjoyable experience. The course typically lasts three to four days. It can be adapted to your time and schedule to suit your needs. You will learn everything you need about diving, starting from the basics up to the advanced.