What can divers do to improve their experience in low visibility situations?

Enhancing navigation skills is crucial for divers operating in low visibility conditions. When visibility is limited, familiar landmarks and visual cues can become challenging to see, making it difficult to track one's position or navigate back to the entry point. By improving navigation skills, divers can become more adept at using alternative methods, such as a compass or dive computer, to orient themselves underwater. This training can help divers maintain or even increase their confidence and safety during dives in reduced visibility.

Practicing navigation skills allows divers to develop a better understanding of their surroundings and become more familiar with their dive sites, enabling them to manage their dive paths effectively. This becomes particularly vital in low visibility, where reliance on visual references alone is inadequate, thus emphasizing the importance of strong navigation expertise.