I went SNUBA Diving in Punta Cana and it was well worth the money! It introduced me to the world of diving, and I would definitely recommend! Enjoy the video!
In December 2012, I went with a group of friends to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. One of the excursions we did was the Bavaro Splash which consisted of half a day of driving power boats, snorkelling, and SNUBA diving. SNUBA diving is a mixture between SCUBA and snorkeling. Like snorkeling, you are tethered to the surface, but like SCUBA you can dive deeper because you are connected to a supply of compressed air which floats on the surface. In my experience, up to 6 people can connect to the air supply. It was my first introduction to diving, and it was a fantastic experience! I highly recommend it to anyone who is curious about SCUBA, but isn't sure if they would be suited to it. I have since decided to go and get my full SCUBA certification.
This video was filmed with a Nikon Coolpix AW 100 point and shoot camera, which is rated at 10m - our approximate depth was 5m. It worked extremely well I think. My only problem is that when the outside of the lens gets wet or moist and is exposed to air, moisture inside the lens condenses on the lens and interferes with picture taking. There is nothing you can do but wait for the condensation to clear. Drying off the outside of the lens helps. This wasn't a huge problem, just an occasional minor inconvenience.
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