Divers can learn valuable skills through a Dive Specialty. 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. Enriched Air Nitrox EANx (Boat Diving) and Deep Scuba are examples of these specialties. These diving specialties are available to learn more.
Enriched Air Nitrox
To learn more about the many benefits of enriched water, you can become a PADI Enriched Air(Nitrox) Diver. This specialty course involves independent study, hands-on practical exercises, and optional two nitrox dives. This course can be done online or offline. You can also complete it whenever you want, no matter where you live. Special oxygen service standards will be required for this specialization.
Underwater Photography
Dive is a wonderful way to learn and improve your photography skills. One of the many diving specialties is underwater photography. You will learn basic principles and techniques in underwater photography. Additionally, you will learn about composition and underwater lighting. You'll also learn the proper etiquette and how to properly photograph underwater subjects. You can learn more about underwater photography by taking the PADI ELearning Course.
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. The course includes learning about the different types of dive boats, proper etiquette, entry and exit procedures, and how to pack your gear for the trip. Additionally, you will learn how to manage emergencies on the water and boat safety.
Deep Scuba
There are many Deep Scuba Diving specialties. Advanced Diver certification means that certified divers can dive deeper than the initial dive. Deep Scuba divers need to understand how pressure and breathing affect their bodies and systems as they dive deeper. It is important that they learn how to safely plan and execute deep dives. Some of these specialties require more training than others. But, certification requires a few prerequisites.
Underwater Navigation
Scuba diving requires navigation skills. You can use underwater navigation to find objects or dive to beautiful reefs. Navigation is essential for divers, and it's important to know how the compass works correctly. There are several ways to practice underwater navigation, including by using the compass or natural references.