Diver Safety & Health

Professional Guidelines for Scuba Diving

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The "No-Fly" Rule

One of the most important safety rules in diving is the gap between your last dive and your flight home. This prevents Decompression Sickness (DCS).

Standard Guideline:
• Single Dive: 12 - 18 Hours Wait
• Multiple Dives / Days: 24 Hours Wait (Recommended)

Example: If you dive on Monday morning, do not fly until Tuesday morning.

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Health Requirements

Scuba diving is a physical activity. You should be in good health. Please review this list and let us know if you have history of:

  • Asthma or Wheezing
  • Heart Disease
  • High Blood Pressure
  • Diabetes
  • Ear or Sinus Surgery
  • Epilepsy or Seizures
  • Recent Surgery
  • Pneumothorax

Note: Answering "Yes" doesn't always mean you can't dive, but you will need a brief clearance from a doctor.

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Pregnancy & Diving

For the safety of the mother and child, diving is not permitted during pregnancy. If you suspect you might be pregnant, please let us know and we will happily reschedule your dive for a future date.

Have a health question?

We have seen every situation in our 18 years of teaching. Ask us directly for confidential advice.

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