It takes 15 hours return driving journey from KL to some of the best dive spots at the east coast of Malaysia. Diving trips will exhausts most of your leave and savings. And unless you had gone through a proper training and guidance diligently, there is a risk of decompression sickness and drowning. So why scuba diving is still so popular?
For those whom missed exploring 70% (ocean) of planet Earth, you have no idea how much fun of scuba diving comparing to land sports. The feelings of swimming together with underwater marine life is overwhelming. Even the most ugly fishes look so pretty and those are usually the underwater photographer favorites. Coral reefs are amazing with their different type of structure, textures and colours.
The feelings of neutral buoyancy (zero gravity like you’re at the space) is indescribable euphoria. You will be amazed with what you can do when you’re neutral buoyancy. You can somersault like a gymnast or even fly like a bird. So what are you waiting for? The other 70% of planet Earth is waiting for you to explore.
