Divers can learn valuable skills through a Dive Specialty. Divers who have a specialization can make a difference in every dive. This type can often be specialized in a specific area and specialize in a particular type or equipment. Enriched Air Nitrox EANx, Deep Scuba Diving, and Boat Diving are some examples of these specialties. You can learn more about these diving specialty below.
Enriched Air Nitrox
You can learn more about the benefits of enriched air by becoming a PADI Enriched Air Diver (Nitrox). This specialty course involves independent study, hands-on practical exercises, and optional two nitrox dives. The course can either be completed online or offline. For this specialization, you will need a scuba tank that meets special oxygen service standards.
Underwater Photography
For those who love taking pictures, diving is a great way to expand their skills and knowledge. One of the many diving specialties is underwater photography. This course will teach you the fundamental principles and techniques of underwater photography. You will also learn about underwater lighting. You'll also learn about underwater lighting and composition. PADI eLearning will teach you underwater photography and connect with an instructor.
Boat Diving
The PADI Boat Diver Specialty Course is for you, whether you are just beginning your dive adventure or looking to take on a new challenge. You will learn about different types of dive boats and proper etiquette. Also, you will be taught how to properly pack your gear and enter and exit the boat. Also, the course covers boat safety and handling emergencies while on 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 must be able to recognize the effects of pressure and breathing when diving. Their body functions and systems are more vulnerable as they descend deeper. A safe deep dive should be planned and executed. Some specialties are more difficult than others. There are however a few requirements for certification.
Underwater Navigation
Navigation is a critical skill 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. There are several ways to practice underwater navigation, including by using the compass or natural references.