A Dive Specialty is a subset of diving that can help divers gain valuable skills in different areas. A Specialty allows divers to make an impact on every dive. This type is usually specialized in a certain area of diving and may specialize in particular equipment. Some of these specialties include Enriched Air Nitrox (EANx), Boat Diving, and Deep Scuba. Learn more about these diving specialties below.
Enriched Air Nitrox
You can learn more about the benefits of enriched air by becoming a PADI Enriched Air Diver (Nitrox). The specialty course involves hands-on exercises and independent study. There are also two optional Nitrox dives. The course can be taken online or offline. It is also possible to complete the course at your own pace, regardless of where and when you dive. Special oxygen service standards will be required for this specialization.
Underwater Photography
Divers who enjoy taking pictures will find diving a great way expand their knowledge and skills. Underwater photography is just one of the many specialties that you can learn. This course will cover the principles and techniques involved in underwater photography. Additionally, you will learn about composition and underwater lighting. You'll also learn about underwater lighting and composition. You can learn more about underwater photography by taking the PADI ELearning Course.
Boat Diving
PADI Boat Diver Specialty Course offers a great way to get started on your diving adventures or if you are looking for a challenge. Learn about the various types of dive boat, proper etiquette, entry/exit procedures, and how you pack your gear for the trip. You'll also learn about boat safety and how to handle emergencies while on the water.
Deep Scuba
There are several Deep Scuba diving specialties. Advanced Diver certified divers are already qualified and can take deeper dives. Deep Scuba divers need knowledge about the effects of pressure, breathing, and diving. As their body functions and systems get more exposed at deeper depths, deep-scuba divers will need to be aware of how they breathe and what it means for them. A safe deep dive should be planned and executed. Some of these specialties require greater training than others. But, certification requires a few prerequisites.
Underwater Navigation
Navigation is essential in scuba diving. Scuba divers need to be able to navigate underwater, regardless of whether they are trying to find an object or dive to a beautiful coral reef. A scuba diver must be able to navigate underwater. This skill is vital for learning how to use the compass properly. You have many options to practice underwater navigation.