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A Quick Guide to Sea Trekking on the Ocean Floor
Sea trekking in St. Thomas in the Caribbean Sea allows you to observe the underwater world. But before you get down to the water, you need to know a few things to protect yourself.
Check this quick guide to Sea Trekking:
Booking Your Tour
When you book the tour, you need to choose a trained leader and tour group.
If possible, it’s much better to choose on-on-one or one-or-two coaching, so the leader will carefully guide you.
Wearing the Helmet
You can follow the leader down to the sea after wearing an alien-like visible helmet, which is supplied with a medium pressure tube connected to an oxygen cylinder.
The Pressure
Notice, there’s a gap between your helmet and your neck, but don’t worry, the pressure won’t allow the water to get into your helmet.
How to Walk
But when you walk in the water, try to walk upright, and don’t turn your head sideways to keep the water out of your helmet.
Ear Pressure
When standing on the ocean floor, your ears may feel uncomfortable in the water.
If your ears get plugged up, put one hand on the helmet to maintain it and the other hand into it, then pinch your nose and tap your ears to adjust the ear pressure.
Learn Diving Gestures
Learn some basic diving gestures, so you can use the most convenient way to call for help and confirm your status always.
My father wasn’t feeling well half way through our adventure, and he waved to the tour leader that he needed to ascend immediately!
Timely Communication
Communicate with your leader in time. If you feel uncomfortable, stop sea trekking right away and stay behind on the boat.
that’s cool. i would do it but i can’t swim