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• Mask and Snorkel Issues

  • If you have difficulties clearing water from the mask, use a purge valve or tilt the head to clear the mask
  • If water enters the snorkel, utilize a blast or displacement method to clear the snorkel
• Scuba Diving Problems and Solutions

  • Do the pinch-blow nose procedure by pinching the nostrils and blowing gently through the nose
  • Move the jaw side to side
• Safety Guidelines


  • Beginners should stay close to the shore and within their comfort zone
  • Never snorkel alone
  • Check the weather conditions and be aware of the surroundings
• conservation and energy

  • Conserve energy and use personal flotation devices like snorkel vests or life jackets
  • Avoid touching or disturbing marine flora and fauna
• planning and emergency procedures

  • Plan your route and ensure your belongings are properly waterproofed
  • Pay close attention to safety orientations provided by guides or instructors
  • Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures
• Safety Reminders for Scuba Diving


  • Before Diving: Assess your physical condition and plan the dive according to your abilities and experience level, Choose dive sites that match your skills and always perform equipment checks
  • During Diving: Maintain relaxed and natural breathing, Clear your ears regularly to avoid discomfort, Monitor your air supply and ascend slowly
  • After Diving: Properly stow your equipment, If you experience any unusual feelings or symptoms, report them to the instructor, Avoid flying for at least 18–24 hours after your last dive
• Safety is the top priority in scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking
• Learn how to handle common problems and always adhere to the safety guidelines provided by instructors or experts
• Explore the underwater world with confidence and care
• Skills and Safety

  • Assess your skills and avoid paddling alone
  • Always wear personal flotation devices and stay hydrated