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All I know is what I've seen on TV. I grew up without owning a pool, and I never knew anyone who owned a pool. I suppose that the irony is that my dad knew how to swim, but I wasn't ever able to learn from his method of just shouting, "Kick!" at me. I'll learn someday.
All I know is what I've seen on TV. I grew up without owning a pool, and I never knew anyone who owned a pool. I suppose that the irony is that my dad knew how to swim, but I wasn't ever able to learn from his method of just shouting, "Kick!" at me. I'll learn someday.
lol..funny though..but at least you learn the kicking style(kidding ok)
Is diving open to non swimmer as well? Honestly, I don't know how to swim but I am excited to scuba dive in the island. I always thought that for as long as you know how to use the equipment, then you are ready to go.
Is diving open to non swimmer as well? Honestly, I don't know how to swim but I am excited to scuba dive in the island. I always thought that for as long as you know how to use the equipment, then you are ready to go.
Of course, diving is open to everybody. I believe that even the non swimmer could do this activity. Why do you have to worry about it? And beside, we are safe there.
Of course, diving is open to everybody. I believe that even the non swimmer could do this activity. Why do you have to worry about it? And beside, we are safe there.
youre right..nothings to worry ..its open to the public:)
Anybody loves scuba diving? Well, Aruba has a beaches, perhaps this is the best place for you. It also a good destination for the scuba driver. :rolleyes:
no.. i haven't tried scuba diving..but i am thinking of trying it i guess..
