Meanings of go scuba in English

Mrs Amery said she warned anyone who decided to go scuba diving to be aware of the dangers.

I was trying to go scuba diving in a puddle, when all I really needed was a snorkel.

You can walk along the jetty, watch train mermaids perform, go scuba diving, walk underwater with an air-filled helmet, and more.

At 81 degrees north, we anchored to a floe to go scuba diving under the pack ice where polar bears hunt seals.

Jim died when he went scuba-diving in Nassau and never returned from the water.

You're going scuba diving again without the scuba.

For some reason, Toni was hooked on the water sports, she snorkeled and I went scuba diving.

'Even should you choose to go scuba diving around the rim of the carapace.'

Green co-leader James Shaw has swapped his suit for a wetsuit, going scuba diving in Wellington to draw attention to the party's marine policies.

"I read you can go scuba diving in the Pacific in the morning, the Caribbean in the afternoon," Gina said.

"And a good windsurfer." She had learned quickly, and she'd gone scuba diving with him several times, and snorkeling with Adam.