Boston Dry Suit Diving: Cold Water Skills with Shrunga

Non-stop bites all day long! I took Shrunga out for a morning scuba diving session in Boston MA this August, starting at 10:00 am under partly cloudy skies. You know, the conditions were perfect for what we had planned - the overcast weather actually worked in our favor for underwater visibility. August waters around Boston can be challenging, but that's exactly what makes diving here so rewarding. The cooler temperatures meant we'd be working with dry suits, and the limited visibility conditions would test our navigation skills. This was going to be a solid day to put our gear through its paces. I've been running these Boston dives with Joseph Company for years, and there's something special about taking divers into these local waters where every dive teaches you something new.

Once we got down there, we focused on the techniques that make Boston diving different from anywhere else. Cold water diving techniques, dry suit diving, and limited visibility navigation - these are what Boston MA waters are all about. Every trip is different, but these local conditions keep you sharp in ways that tropical waters just can't match. The cold water makes you think, the dry suit work builds your buoyancy control, and navigating when you can barely see ten feet ahead makes you a better diver overall.

If you're thinking about taking your diving skills to the next level, these Boston waters with Joseph Company will challenge you in the best possible way. The underwater environment around here offers some of the most technical diving on the East Coast. Every dive builds your skills, and for divers interested in building real technical skills while exploring our local marine environment, this scuba diving experience delivers exactly what serious divers are looking for. It's the right trip, for the right people.