Decompression Syndrome

What is decompression? Decompression syndrome is a term used to describe poorly being a result of reduced pressure in the environment surrounding a body. A good example is what happens when a diver begins to ascend to the surface at the end of...

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Importance of Buoyancy

BUOYANCY Why is it so important? Improving your buoyancy skills is not only convenient for divers, but also useful to enjoy the benefits of it and have a good dive. When you complete the PADI Maximum Performance in Buoyancy course; You will find...

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Explore the sunken ship Mama Viña

Sunken ship Mama Viña Playa Del Carmen     This old shrimp boat was sunk in 1995 for scuba use. Since then, the coral has grown in a fast process, thus creating an artificial reef. With a maximum depth of 30 m. (100 ft) and the possibility of...

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Night Diving at Playa del Carmen

Diving at night   Like a brush on a blank canvas, your lamp illuminates the nighttime reef, revealing a bright and lively landscape. If you are like most divers, you will find night diving a fascinating and mysterious world. The regular dive...

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Interesting facts about the cenotes

Cenotes A cenote (from the maya dzonoot: ‘hole with water’) is a flooded sinkhole of karstic origin. There are several types of cenotes: open, semi-open and underground or in a cave. This classification is directly related to the age...

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Enroll in Discover Scuba Diver

I WANT TO DIVE! You have already spent several summers visiting the beaches of Mexico; and you have managed to meet many beautiful places where you “snorkeled” with turtles, whale sharks or spent some time looking for fish among the...

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Interesting data about the whale shark

  WHALE SHARK Type: Fish Diet: Carnivore Size: 5.5 to 10 m. Weight: Approx. 20.6 ton Group name: School Status: Endangered N scientist: Rhincodon typus Globally, whale sharks occur in waters of more than 100 countries and have a wide distribution...

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