Walking on the ocean floor is not possible for the average person without specialized equipment. The ocean floor is located at great depths and is under extreme pressure due to the weight of the water above it. The average depth of the ocean is around 3,800 meters (12,500 feet), and some parts of the ocean can be even deeper.
To explore the ocean floor, scientists and researchers use deep-sea submersibles, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), or manned submersibles. These vehicles are specifically designed to withstand the high pressures and harsh conditions of the deep sea. They allow scientists to observe and study the diverse ecosystems and geological features of the ocean floor.
For recreational purposes, individuals can participate in activities like scuba diving, where they can explore the relatively shallower parts of the ocean, such as coral reefs and other underwater environments. However, reaching the actual ocean floor itself is beyond the capabilities of regular scuba diving equipment.