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Cave Diving

While we do not offer cave classes, we do have many local divers interested in cave diving.
Many techniques used in cave diving also have applications in other areas such as wreck diving.

Cave Diving Line Arrow - - Many techniques used in cave diving have applications in other areas.

Follow the links below to visit the related cave diving site

  Cave Diving Line Arrow - - Many techniques used in cave diving have applications in other areas.
Dive Rite has been at the forefront of exploration since 1984. Founded by and still staffed by some of the most notable cave explorers, Dive Rite offers one of the most expansive and widely copied product lines. As a matter of fact, Dive Rite equipment has accompanied many divers on their exploration, including some that are now selling their own brand. Dive Rite offers the highest quality equipment, field proven by true explorers and Technical divers. Dive Rite set the standard to which all others aspire.

Dive Rite has a huge selection of cave diving equipment (engineered by cave divers).  Their site offers a great deal of how to information that can be helpful when rigging for cave (or wreck) diving.

Check out our selection of Dive Rite harnesses, backplates, gas management, and more...

Several other manufacturers such as Apeks, Ocean Management Systems (OMS), and OxyCheq offer equipment that applies well to cave diving.  For a more complete look at many types of specialty equipment, check out our Online Store.

Cave Diving Reference

Advanced Diver Magazine -- Our magazine strives to provide continuing education for all divers. We want to be your guide to newest diving techniques and technologies from Trimix wreck diving to cave exploration and rebreathers. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
Advanced Diver Magazine
CaveBiology.com - - Purpose: To document the diversity, significance and distribution of anchialine caves and cave animals. Anchialine (from Greek meaning "near the sea") refers to coastal caves formed in limestone or volcanic rock that are flooded with seawater. They include the longest submerged caves on Earth. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
Cave Biology.com
CDAA - - Cave Divers Association of Australia - - The CDAA was formed in September 1973. At the time landowners throughout the Mount Gambier area of South Australia, were contemplating the closure of all holes to diving for fear of legal liability following a spate of diving fatalities in the water filled caves. With the forming of the CDAA, sinkhole divers hoped to prevent the wholesale closure of the dive sites by presenting a united voice in defence of their sport. They wished to indicate to landowners and the public at large that they were able to regulate their activities to acceptable standards of safety and training. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
Cave Divers Assn. of Australia
CDG -- Cave Diving Group of Great Britain - - The Cave Diving Group was formed in 1946 by the late Graham Balcombe. Its continuous existence to the present day makes it the oldest surviving diving club in the world.  The CDG's function is to educate and support cavers for recreational and exploratory operations in British sump conditions. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
CDG -- Cave Diving Group of Great Britain - - The Cave Diving Group was formed in 1946 by the late Graham Balcombe. Its continuous existence to the present day makes it the oldest surviving diving club in the world.  The CDG's function is to educate and support cavers for recreational and exploratory operations in British sump conditions. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
Cave Diving Group
of Great Britain
NSS-Cave Diving Section - - The NSS Cave Diving Section is the largest cave diving organization in the United States with members in almost every state. While section members are very active in diving springs in Florida, they also dive mines and swamps in the northern states, conduct high altitude sump diving in the West, perform motorized and stage diving in the South, dive sea caves in the Northeast, survey Bahama Blue Holes, and conduct studies of various caves and springs in Mexico. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
NSS-Cave Diving Section
Global Underwater Explorers ( GUE )- home of the DIR style of diving - - G lobal Underwater Explorers was created exclusively to increase the quality and diversity of aquatic education. GUE was founded by conservationists, explorers and educators with a desire to see the mystery of the underwater world explored, studied, protected and shared. Global Underwater Explorers is prepared to redefine the nature of aquatic activity in three specific areas: education, research and exploration. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
Global Underwater Explorers
Grupo de Exploracion Ox Bel Ha (GEO) -- Caving in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula - - The Grupo de Exploracion Ox Bel Ha (GEO) was formed in May 1999. We are an international group of cave diving explorers who live and work full time in Quintana Roo, (where Cancun is) Mexico. All of us came here to partake in the exploration of what is truly one of the last unexplored regions of this planet. So far it has not let us down. We are committed to the preservation, conservation and the raising of public awareness of these unique and beautiful cave systems. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
Grupo de Exploracion Ox Bel Ha
Caving in Mexico's Yucatan

Jürgen Bohnert's
Cave Diving Page
(German Cave Diving)

 

NACD -- National Association For Cave Diving - - The NACD was established in 1968 for the purpose of achieving safer cave diving through training and education. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
National Assn. For Cave Diving
National Speleological Society - - With over 12,000 members and 200 grottos, the National Speleological Society does more than any other organization to study, explore, and conserve cave and karst resources; protect access to caves; encourage responsible management of caves and their unique environments; and promote responsible caving. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
National Speleological Society
The Cave Diving Website -- Maintain (By Harry Averill) so that divers interested in underwater cave exploration can learn more about this exciting activity -- and the training needed to do it as safely as possible. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
The Cave Diving Website
(By Harry Averill)
SPELEO -- "HELLENIC SPELEOLOGICAL & EXPLORATION CLUB" (SPELEO) - - The club was founded in 1982. The founders were 23 speleologists, most of whom had been active members of the Hellenic Speleological Society (Speleology seminar, 6.3-28.5.1978). The idea of creating a new club, first expressed in a paper (in the club’s archives, now) by G. Dalamangas, was welcomed and supported wholeheartedly by the founding members. -- Cave Diving Reference Information and Links
SPELEO -- Caving in Greece
"HELLENIC SPELEOLOGICAL
& EXPLORATION CLUB"

For information on training for various activities, check out our class information section.

Our software section lists many Decompression Planning and Dive Logging Software Links

We highly recommend DAN Membership & Diving Accident Insurance programs.

While these are excellent reference materials, in no way should this information be considered a replacement for proper training for the specific type of diving in which you plan to participate.

 

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