There is absolutely no reason to believe that SNUBA is a dangerous activity. On the contrary, since the depth of the average SNUBA excursion is 20 feet or less, it’s actually the safest form of diving. The lines that connect you to the SNUBA float are shorter and thus much less likely to snarl or […]
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One problem that many scuba divers run into is being unable to fly after scuba diving. This can make fitting scuba diving difficult in your vacation plans if you’re only visiting for a short time. Snuba diving, on the other hand, requires far less wait-time to fly. You typically only need to wait four hours
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The maximum depth that anyone should SNUBA dive is about 6 to 7 meters or roughly 20 feet. This is because the average dive is limited to the length of the hose that is used for the dive. This hose is attached to your surface floating raft. It will be the lifeline that connects you
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