Scuba diving questions: general

The minimum age for beginner diving experiences is 10 years old, though 8 years old+ over can do a Bubblemaker course in a pool.

Basic swimming ability and comfort in the water are recommended. You don’t need to be an expert swimmer, but you should be comfortable in water.

Scuba diving is very safe when conducted with trained professionals and proper equipment. Our instructors follow internationally recognized safety standards, have years of experience in different parts of the world and provide detailed safety briefings before every dive.

Yes. Contact lenses can be worn while diving.

Safety is our priority. If conditions are not suitable for diving, we will reschedule your dive or offer an alternative date.

Some medical conditions may require a doctor’s approval before diving. You will complete a short medical questionnaire before participating to ensure diving is safe for you. We recommend consulting your health practitioner if you need more information regarding your health while scuba diving. 

Beginner dives are usually limited to 6–12 meters (20–40 feet) depending on conditions and comfort level. Certified divers may dive deeper within the limits of their certification.

Depending on the dive and season, divers may see colorful fish, rays, octopus, and sea turtles. The underwater world is always changing, so every dive is unique.