Is Sydney good for scuba diving? [closed]

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Is there scuba diving in Sydney?

Sydney's Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve is home to some incredible sites which make for excellent diving both during the day and at night. Depending on the time of year, common sightings here include cuttlefish, Port Jackson sharks, wobbegongs, stingrays, and large schools of fish.

Is Australia good for scuba diving?

Australia is known to have some of the best scuba diving in the world. Although the Great Barrier Reef is the crowned highlight of the country, there are hundreds of lesser-known diving destinations worth exploring.

Why is it not recommended to scuba dive?

However, there are a few potential health risks for those who don't practise safe diving or have pre-existing conditions. The most-common and most-talked-about scuba diving injury is Decompression Sickness, which is also called DCS or The Bends. The scientific cause of DCS is too much nitrogen in the body's tissues.

Can you scuba dive in bad weather?

It is quite obvious: avoid diving or being in the water during a storm. It's hard not to be the tallest object around if you're in the water. If you surface in the middle of a storm, it might be reasonable to consider continuing to dive between 6 and 9m.

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