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Learning to Scuba Dive on a Cruise is a Great Opportunity by Claire Jarrett
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There are many exciting possibilities for a person who chooses to go on a cruise vacation. They can choose where to go, how long to go, and what they want to do while they are on the cruise. Many people think that if you choose a cruise vacation that you are stuck on the boat for the whole time. They think that you are limited to the activities that can be done while you are at sea. These limitations scare people from away from the idea of cruising. They are also not completely true. Cruise ships stop at various ports during the time that they sail and there are many things to do when a ship is at port. Cruise ships offer various excursions and a person can have a chance to do things that they would otherwise be unable to try. One of the best excursions that a person can choose to do on a cruise is learning to scuba dive. For a relatively small price a person can spend a day under the beautiful waters that many cruise ships sail to. Learning to scuba dive is not difficult and most people can do it as long as they do not have any physical limitations that would stop them. The scuba diving excursions usually last several hours and entail several different parts. A person who signs up for a scuba diving excursion will usually meet the person who leads it when they get off their ship at a port. They are then taken to a location that is suited for scuba diving. A certified instructor will give them a lesson in how to scuba dive and will teach them the basics that they will need to do in a classroom type of setting. After spending about an hour to learn what they need, the people are then taken to a place where they are outfitted with the equipment they need. After a few more instructions the new scuba divers are lead out into the water by an instructor who stays with them as they swim around. Learning to scuba dive is an eye-opening experience. A person will get to see many things that they otherwise could not. The beauty that is under the waters of the word is hard to describe and if a person has a chance to see it firsthand they should do it. There are also other options that a person can choose from that are not as strenuous as scuba diving such as snorkeling or snuba diving, but if a person can they should make scuba diving their first choice. ScubaSkool offer the opportunity to learn to dive and also offer padi divemaster
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