What is Cave Diving?
What is Cave Diving? Cave diving, a specialized form of scuba diving, involves exploring underwater environments that have overhead obstructions or enclosures such as caves, abandoned mines, quarries, natural springs, and sinkholes. Unlike open water diving, cave diving presents unique challenges due to the overhead environment, which prevents a direct vertical ascent to the surface. […]
What is an Overhead Environment when diving?
An overhead environment, in the context of scuba diving, is any situation that poses a physical or procedural obstacle preventing a direct ascent to the surface.