im рlοttіng οn going tο Atlantis resort іn thе Bahamas аnd thеу hаνе scuba excursions bυt i hаνе never tried scuba diving… іѕ іt something i саn pick up thе first time οr ѕhουld i gеt lessons?

3 Responses to “is it hard to learn how to scuba?”

  • I'm not that cool:

    There’s not much to it really. The most vital thing you need to remember to do is to relieve the difficulty from your ears by holding your nose and blowing out your nose. My instructor told us to do it every 10 feet. Excellent luck! It’s fun!

  • Robert M:

    Find out what it is that they do at Atlanti. They may conduct just a one day experience or maybe the full certification.

    If you want to get ahead (and they are a PADI centre) then you can go to www.padi.com and complete the theory part online (click on e-learning).

    It is not rocket science, your instructor will make sure that you know.

  • daylon2:

    Scuba excursions are a one day “quickie” training in the bare basics. They usually take you to a honestly shallow (30 feet or less) area for you to try out.

    Like anything, it seems hard at first with so much to remember, but it gets simpler the more you do it. I would recommend getting certified BEFORE you go, that way you can really take pleasure in it.

    I’m not a fan of the “one day” scuba resort trips – there’s a lot of equipment stuff they toss at you, and they’re usually teaching 20 people at once, and usually in a very fleeting period of time.

    D.

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