Well, I can honestly say I scuba dived naked, ie without clothes, the closest we have come accidentally flashing my girlfriend when I was avoiding a embarrassing moment of my wetsuit in a particularly long immersion in Hawaii, is that custom suit had previously installed a zipper that I told everyone was for me to control the temperature by ventilation demand on the crossing of the legs, which everyone knows who has taken a new kind of survival is the area climate warmer in your body. It certainly is a myth that you can heat your wetsuit that way, all that does is make it smell bad, then nobody wants to dive with you and all fish swim well, you can blame them!

I like the idea of the water is warm enough to dive naked. I remember once being in the water it was 25 degrees Celsius would be about 70 degrees on the American scale and I thought it would have to be placed in a microwave for 10 minutes to warm up, to say I am a coward when it comes to cold is grossly underestimated, I even drink my ice water out!

I like the feeling of freedom that get when you are skinny dipping, just kind of was, if you will, in hot water, is like having a giant bathtub that does not use soap if the environment sensitive type, which most naturally skinny dippers tend to be. Before doing so though I'll have to answer questions like.

What with fish, I wonder are sensitive to such things?

Will the fish further confuse things they are seeing bait?

Jellyfish?

I am also struggling to understand the mechanics of diving naked, where they put the BCD jacket, do not carry in their arms, or drag behind you, you can not use or is not technically naked diving right? Perhaps submerged Hawaiian type style with just a tank and a mask, and suck air from the top like the old days?

I do not remember any of the answers to any of my books on diving. Maybe you can help me if you have any photos, please send along what I can see and understand for myself what that means making it a pleasant experience. Thanks in advance for the photos!

Fred Tittle has lived and worked in holiday vacation resorts his entire life, from Lake GenevaÂ’s Playboy Club, as a rock jock for KSPN FM in Aspen Colorado, he became a PADI Pro Scuba Diver in Hawaii, diving on Maui, Kauai, Kona on the big island, and Waikiki on Oahu. He now owns EcoSea Dive in Sihanoukville Cambodia where he teaches SSI and PADI scuba diving courses and runs liveaboards in the gulf of Thailand and Asia adventure tours, http://www.ecosea.com

FredÂ’s new project http://www.CheapCharliesHotels.com where he reviews cheap hotels , budget guesthouses, discount accommodations and cheap international flights, but is really an excuse to go scuba diving on vacation more, China is up next.

Cold Water Scuba Diving in UK (Part 1)