Tip 1: Get certified!
Believe it or not some people think they can just throw on an air tank and jump in! If you are one of these people, think again. Although scuba is not intensely difficult to learn, there is enough "need to know" information that you'll need to take a short course. These courses are typically about 6 days long, but you can break them up by doing a day or 2 each weekend.
Tip 2: Bring only what you need!
When you're traveling the last thing you want to do is carry around a ton of stuff. Not only is it heavy and awkward, it also can cost a lot of money if you are flying. For this reason only pack your essentials. Your air tank and weights can stay at home. The trick is to rent your equipment once you get to your destination. Which leads me to my third and final tip...
Tip 3: Make certain there is a place to rent your equipment before you travel!
There is nothing worse then getting to your destination only to find out that there isn't a scuba shop for miles. The last thing you want to do is end up buying a whole new set of gear on arrival just to enjoy your trip.
A travel agent can help you locate suitable dive spots that come equipped with all the necessary equipment!
Being prepared is the key to having a successful adventure regardless of if you are scuba diving or mountain climbing. Make sure you have all your bases covered so you can enjoy your underwater adventure to the fullest!
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