One of the most thrilling sports in the world is Scuba Diving. Here are a few useful suggestions for new divers to make their learning experience safe and enjoyable:

1. Hire a good scuba diving instructor. When you begin to learn diving, make sure that your instructor as well as an assistant accompany you and hold on to you for extra support while you experience the pressure in the deep for the first time.

2. Ensure that you have quality equipment and a full diving gear. A few water bubbles may release from the cylinder valve to ease the excess pressure from the tank, so do not get scared about cylinder leakage.

3. The ideal instructor-student ratio for scuba diving is considered to be 1:4. In a larger group of students, you may not be able to comprehend the diving lessons and tips properly.

4. For the initial period, new divers should practice diving in smaller water bodies where the waters are calm. Even a swimming pool can be a good place to start independently.

5. New divers must avoid areas where tidal currents are common.

6. For advanced deep sea diving, seek training from recognized agencies such as ACUC, NAUI, PADI, and YMCA.