When planning a dive trip, take into account factors like weather and location. Some locations offer diving throughout the year, while others have a specific season. This could be due legal restrictions or weather patterns. In addition, some marine parks close for certain periods of time. If you wish to see specific marine species it is essential to understand when the best time is to visit.
Liveaboards
When looking for liveaboards for diving trips, there are several factors to consider. Safety is the most important consideration. Liveaboards will provide emergency oxygen, first aid kits and fire extinguishers for safety. Liveaboards will also have crew that will help you if you are ill.
Zodiacs
Divers can use Zodiacs for all levels. These vehicles are safe and comfortable and offer a comfortable way for divers to travel and dive. Divers use the Zodiacs to explore polar waters. The dive guide will assist them with safety tips and advice. They will also learn about the current conditions at the dive site as well as how to safely return to Zodiacs.
Private jetty
A private jetty dive site is a great way to explore the area without getting wet. These trips depart from Rockingham Jetty, and are generally very simple to navigate. There is always plenty of parking and room to set up equipment. You can reach the jetty in about 50 meters. The site is shallow at two meters deep with a slight slope.
House reef
House reef diving is a great way of seeing a wide range of marine life. The jetty is easily accessible, so explorers can take their sweet time exploring the underwater world. The coral and marine life found here are remarkably colorful and diverse for such a shallow dive.
Scuba schools
Divers who are interested in learning to dive should consider scuba schools. You can have fun while learning scuba diving. It also helps you build your career and ignite your love for the outdoors. You can also learn about marine conservation through the training.
Equipment
Divers can face danger on a dive trip so it is important to have the right equipment. A torch, also known as a dive light, is an important safety item for night-diving. These can be bought for under $40 and are helpful when visibility drops. A beacon or flashing light is also a good idea. This device can help you, your buddy team, and others stay in touch even in low visibility.
Destinations
There are many places you can go to experience more life under the ocean. Malaysia is one among the fastest growing destinations for divers. Malaysia, a Southeast Asian country known for its rapid development is fast becoming a paradise to scuba lovers, thanks in large part to Sipadan and Mabul. These two sites can be found in the Coral Triangle's western region and are home of thriving sea-lion colonies and resident Hammerhead sharks.