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Scuba Diving Books & Information

Diving is a lifelong learning experience. The more we learn about our underwater world, the better diver we become. So here are some scuba diving books and information to help you sharpen your diving skills.

Oh, and there are some scuba books that tell stories about the diving adventures of those who experienced our sport before you.

Enjoy!

Ebook - How To Save Air While Scuba Diving

A lot of the things you do before, and during, your dive dictates how fast you burn through that tank of air. In How To Save Air While Diving you'll get some weapons for your scuba arsenal that help you make that tank last longer.

The sport of diving includes risks that you take every time you get wet. Diving on the Edge: A Unique Guide for New Divers offers questions that help minimize those risks you face while underwater, and poses scenarios to prepare you for potential risks that many of us never think about -- until we swim up against them.

A guide for the scuba basics

Designed as an introduction to scuba for the beginner, this book goes a bit further than the basics.

It provides information on how to get started for the non-diver, and continues into explanation of diving techniques that benefit every diving level.

You'll find a wealth of scuba knowledge from how to get certified to refresher tips to planning dive trips.

Have a look at Scuba Diving & Snorkeling for Dummies today.

My favorite underwater diving happens at night

That's when all the cool creatures come out.

Read Diving Into Darkness: The Elements of Safe Night Diving, and learn how to dive safely after the sun goes down.

You depend on your gear for life support. An equipment failure at 100-feet is not an acceptable option.

In Scuba Equipment Care and Maintenance you'll read about how to keep your scuba tools operating at optimum for many hours of care free diving.

Yoga for Scuba Divers gives you knowledge for taking your favorite sport a few steps closer to ultimate satisfaction.

This book is not one of those "must have" items, but it's a tool you certainly want in your dive bag.