332.35 m (1,090 ft)
How deep is the deepest scuba dive on record?
Ahmed Gabr of Egypt set the record in the Red Sea off Dahab in September 2014.
Source: Guinness World Records (2014) guinnessworldrecords.com
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332.35 m (1,090 ft)
Ahmed Gabr of Egypt set the record in the Red Sea off Dahab in September 2014.
Source: Guinness World Records (2014) guinnessworldrecords.com
8 hours 11 minutes
Only 14 minutes 50 seconds of it was spent descending into South Africa's Boesmansgat Cave.
Source: Guinness World Records (2022) guinnessworldrecords.com
128,000
PADI divers train at about 6,600 dive centers and resorts around the globe.
Source: PADI padi.com
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