 | Dahab Blue hole Tragedy A diver died in the blue hole dahab egypt |
 | William Trubridge freedives THE ARCH at Blue Hole, Dahab The first no fins, no suit freedive through the Arch, a 30m long tunnel connecting Dahab's Blue Hole to the Red Sea at a depth of 55m. William Trubridge is the world record holder in unassisted freediving. Website: www.verticalblue.net |
 | The Last Dive of David Shaw David Shaw was a highly ranked deep diver specialist who tried to recover the remains of Deon Dreyer who drown at one of the worlds deepest fresh water diving holes: BOESMANSGAT (271 meters). He's mission was a success but ultimately cost him his life. David Shaw home page: http://www.deepcave.com |
 | dead diver guy dies when he dives in water thats too cold,when they look at video taken on the dive they see weird lights underwater.... |
 | Blue Hole 63m/33' well prepared deepdive in the Blue Hole ... Dahab / South Sinai ... |
 | Fatal Diver's Accident Blue Hole, Dahab episode 2 Episode from the Sacred Truth,documentary about divers dying in Blue Hole of Dahab |
 | Fatal Diving Accident Caught on Tape Video taped by Yuri Lipski who killed in a diving accident in the "Blue Hole", Dahab, Egypt at 28.4.2000. The video shows rare footage taken by Yuri's head camera, analyzed by specialists. Since 1968, more than 100 divers lost their lives at this mysterious place. |
 | 136 meters. Blue Hole. Dahab Deep dive on 136 meters in Blue hole, Dahab, Egypt. |
 | Diving fatality in the Blue Hole, Dahab: Barbara Dillinger Various videos on the web show a badly decomposed body lying somewhere on the sloping floor of the Blue Hole, and people believe this to be Barbara Dillinger (RIP 1974-1998), an Argentenian woman. After watching an interview by a dive centre staff in the documentary "The Sacred Truth: The Blue Hole of Dahab" by Elena Konstantinou, I wanted to set the record straight. According to the interview, died as a result of a burst lung from rapid ascent in the Blue Hole of Dahab. During her dive she must have panicked probably due to a combination of nitrogen narcosis and the eerie atmosphere created by the arch and the Blue Hole itself, and she swam up to the surface too quickly without exhaling properly, which causes the lungs to over-expand due to the dropping water pressure as you go up towards the surface. She was taken to staff at a dive centre and then put on an ambulance to Dahab, where her she was let down by luck; the oxygen tanks were almost empty, and the ambulance would also ran out of fuel on the way. She passed away whilst her rescuers were waiting for fuel to arrive. ----- Background Dozens of people die every year in the Blue Hole, the true figures have never been revealed by the Egyptian authorities. Many dive centres are willing to guide inexperienced people through the arch which opens up from about 55m down inside the Blue Hole. 55m is very close to the limit set by most diver training agenices as the maximum recommended depth for diving air, which contains a high percentage of Nitrogen, which has narcotic effects when breathed at high pressure at these depths. The effect of narcosis on the diver depends on their state of mind during the dive, and can be euphoric or it can induce panic. Many inexperienced divers seem to succumb to panic under narcosis in the Blue Hole when swimming under the arch, as it can be dark and gloomy, and coupled with it's sheer overwhelming scale and the ceiling of the arch blocking the route to the surface, it can be a scary place. |
 | NoTanx freedive:- The blue hole... "On a single breath" Herbert Nitsch dives 60m down (holding a camera) and then swims through "The Arch" into the open sea. Not only is it an incredible dive, Herbert has time to turn the camera on himself and smile!!! |
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