What is the deepest that a scuba diver can go?
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The deepest point in the ocean is the Mariana Trench located in the Pacific Ocean near the Northern Mariana Islands. It has a maximum depth of 10,923 m (35,838 ft).At least once a diver can go there . - nobody said, that he has to come back up - or ?
Otherway the limit for sport diving is 40m (130 feet).
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A begginer diver should not go deeper than 18mts. Everything between 18mts and 40mts is considered deep diving and it needs some extra training and expertice.A advanced recreational diver can go down 40mts max.
Technical scuba divers con go deeper than 100mts. That is very dangerous and it needs a lot of experience and training. I think that the world record is 130mts or so...
The current world record for scuba diving depth is 313 metres, held by Mark Ellyatt, a British technical diving instructor. He descended to a depth of 313 meters (1,026.9 ft) off the island of Phuket in Thailand.
Otherwise, 40 metres is the deepest a PADI trained recreational diver can go. There's not much to see down there...
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I agree with most of what Divehappy has posted, except, that there most certainly IS stuff to look at. I'm a techie wreck head. Most of what I dive IS below PADI recreational depth and there most certainly are better wrecks at those depths that haven't been ruined by recreational divers, and weather. Sea life, that's different, but wrecks...ya gotta see to believe. :)Where can i go cage diving with sharks off the south coast of england?
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This all depends on what agency that the Diver is certified with, and what level of certification they hold. Some agencies recommend that Openwater Diver only go to 80ft, and Advanced Divers can go to 130ft. There are also certifications such as Nitrox and Trimix which are usually considered Technicial level diving. Also you can get into Commercial diving, and with the proper gear and training can go several hundred feet. So it all depends on many variables. :DMore Questions & Answers...