Cliff diving is an extreme sport where individuals jump off high cliffs into water below. Divers typically leap from heights ranging from 10 to 30 meters (33 to 98 feet) and perform acrobatic maneuvers before entering the water. Safety is crucial, and divers often wear protective gear and assess the water depth to avoid injuries. This sport is popular in various locations around the world, including places like Hawaii and Acapulco. Competitions are held to showcase the skills of divers, with judges scoring their technique, style, and difficulty of the dives. Cliff diving requires strength, precision, and courage.