Question 1

Can I try scuba diving if I'm not a confident swimmer?

Accepted Answer

A basic understanding of swimming is helpful for any water activity, including scuba diving. However, swimming and diving are quite different! At our dive center, we’ll guide you through all the skills you need to feel comfortable and dive with confidence, ensuring you have an unforgettable experience.

Question 2

Can I bring my underwater camera for a Try Scuba session?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no. Only certified divers are allowed to use their own underwater cameras for safety reasons. But don’t worry—our crew can capture the magic for you with over 80 photos and videos, so you can relive your dive anytime!

Question 3

What should I pack for my dive day?

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Even on warm days, being underwater affects your body differently. We recommend bringing a dry towel and a change of clothes to stay comfortable after your dive.

Question 4

What happens to my deposit if I can’t join the dive, course, or snorkel?

Accepted Answer

If you can’t attend your planned dive or snorkel trip due to reasons unrelated to us, we’re unable to provide a refund. However, if you cancel at least 48 hours before your booking, you’ll receive a full refund. For cancellations due to bad weather, we’ll offer an alternative or a full refund if rescheduling isn’t possible. For dive course deposits, cancellations made 14 days prior will receive a 50% refund. After that, deposits are non-refundable. We understand plans can change—feel free to call us, and we’ll do our best to find a solution.

Question 5

Can you turn scuba diving into a professional career?

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Scuba diving isn’t just a hobby—it’s a way of life! Turning it into a career depends on how much you’re willing to grow and invest in yourself. Many of our professionals have built lifelong careers in diving. With dedication and passion, you can absolutely make scuba diving your profession.

Question 6

How Much Do Scuba Instructors Make Per Year?

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Thats another famous question which again have multiple answers. How much a new graduate IT can make in his first steps, and how much someone (like me for example) with more than 30 years in the diving industry, who can generate more than 60 - 70k a season for a business will get paid? For sure no business can afford me because Im to expensive.  But for those elite dive center I will be a value for money. So again it's up to you. In general as you probably need to hear a number here is an example. We know for a dive pro this industry can have effect on mind and body. Stressed situations, and lot or currying. Many responsibilities, and many skills involve. So for a good dive master you cant get less than a 1000e per month, clear in your pocket. Normally we provide meals, accommodations etc depending in which part of the planet you are. A good dive instructor no less than 1500e per month. But as I said previously we do not doing it because of money. That is an added bonus.

Question 7

What Jobs Let You Dive Every Day and Get Paid?

Accepted Answer

In diving we have many jobs which you can dive and get paid for this. From an actual part of a dive center team to a freelance diver. Photographer, restoration diver, marine biologist, shark feeder, aquarium diver,  rescue diver, exploration diver, commercial diver and so on. The list is endless. The only thing you need is to find the type of diver you want to be.

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