Photos - Cave Diving
 Sunrays at the entrance to Taj Mahal Cenote, Chetumal, Mexico. |  Diver at Taj Mahal CenoteSunrays at the entrance to Taj Mahal Cenote |
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 |  Cave diving certification requiredTo gain access to many cave systems you need to show proof of cave training and a cave diver certification from a recognized diving agency, such as PSAI. |
 Sidemount cave divingGallup on sidemount configuration in Nohoch Nah Chich cenote, Quintana Roo, Mexico. |  Stalactites at Nohoch Nah ChichStalactites form when material drips from the cave ceiling. Nohoch Nah Chich, Quintana Roo, Mexico |
 Stalactites and stalagmitesStalactites and stalagmites in Gran Cenote, Tulum, Mexico |  |
 Cave dive trainingEl Nido cave in the Philippines is one of the caves where many Hong Kong cave divers get trained and certified. |  Cave Diving Course |
 There are number of "chambers" in El Nido cave - all with different colors. |  |
 |  Blue chamber in El Nido cave. |
 Blue chamber in El Nido cave. |  El Nido, Philippines |
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 Caves in ChinaPro-Diver's divers have been pioneers in finding and exploring cave systems in China. |  Cave diving in China |
 |  China cave divingEarning cave diving certification is hard work, but it gets you to places a few people have ever seen. Meizhou, China |
 Meizhou, China |  Taj Mahal Cenote, Chetumal, Mexico |
 StalagmitesStalagmites form from ground up due to accumulation of minerals dripping from the ceiling onto the cave floor. |  Stalactites in LabnaHa caveLabnaHa, Mexico |
 Thin columnGallup inspects a very thin column in Nohoch Nah Chich, Quintana Roo, Mexico. |  Golden colors in Chac Mool Cenote. |
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 Gran Cenote, Mexico |  ReconnectingStalagmites and stalactites do not grow as long as they are underwater. LabnaHa, Playa del Carmen, Mexico |
 T-lineGallup removes a T-line coming back. |  Nohoch Nah Chich cave |
 Plan your dive...Gallup checks maps to prepare for a dive. |  Pre-dive planningTemple of Doom Cenote (Cenote Esqueleto), Tulum, Mexico |
 Line ArrowA line arrow pointing to an exit. Chac Mool, Playa del Carmen, Mexico |  |
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 You may find interesting artifacts in underwater caves. |  Temple of Doom Cenote (Cenote Esqueleto), Tulum, Mexico |
 Temple of Doom Cenote (Cenote Esqueleto), Tulum, Mexico |  Dive teamTemple of Doom Cenote (Cenote Esqueleto), Tulum, Mexico |
 Temple of Doom Cenote (Cenote Esqueleto), Tulum, Mexico |  Warning signDo not enter unless cave trained - warning Sign at Peacock Springs, Florida. Gallup enforces the sign with hand signals, PSAI's Gary Taylor hovers in the background. |
 Cave certified divers onlyGallup demonstrates why the warning signs are posted... Peacock Springs, Florida |  Animal bonesWhichever vertebrate it was, the animal ignored the warnings signs... LabnaHa, Playa del Carmen, Mexico |
 Before the dive... Peacock Springs, Florida. |  Peacock Springs, FloridaEntry and exit point at Peacock Springs, Florida |
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 |  Sheck Exley Memorial PlaquePeacock Springs, Florida |
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 Taj Mahal Cenote, Chetumal, Mexico |  Gran Cenote, Mexico |
 StalagmiteA large stalagmite, LabnaHa, Playa del Carmen, Mexico. |  Green hues in Gran Cenote, Tulum, Mexico. |
 Cave Diver at Nohoch Nah ChichYou can do cave diving courses in either sidemount configuration or backmounted set. |  Stalagmites from aboveGran Cenote, Mexico |
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 Cave diving in Nohoch Nah ChichCave diving certification takes you to places only a few people have seen. |  |
 Sidemount Diver in Taj Mahal cave |  |
 Cave Diving TrainingEl Nido, Philippines |  Diving in El Nido cave. |
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 El Nido, Philippines |  El Nido, Philippines |
 El Nido, Philippines |  El Nido, Philippines |
 Non-directional markersNon-directional markers at a T-line. |  El Nido, Philippines |
 El Nido, Philippines |  Certified Cave DiverEl Nido, Philippines |
 Exiting the caveEl Nido, Philippines |  |
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 Surface |  Taj Mahal Cenote, Chetumal, Mexico |
Cave Diving Photos
Cave dive training and earning a cave diver certification is hard work, but you are rewarded with unearthly sights only a few people have ever seen. Pro-Diver's cave diving photos from cave dive training and diving trips to Mexico, Philippines, Florida, etc.
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Cave Diving
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Photos from one of our first cave diving expeditions in China to Yunnan province.Mexico, 2015 - Cave Training
Sidemount Diving
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