To join any of our scuba dive tours you need to:

1. be at the level of PADI Open Water Diver or above. Equivalent dive certifications from other dive organizations are sufficient.
2. have a dry suit dive certification OR 10 logged dry suit dives within the last two years of the dive tour date and be able to provide written proof from a diving instructor of these dry suit dives.

We use steel tanks due to better buoyancy properties.

We use both 12 liter and 15 liter bottles.

We can also offer both single and double valves.
Our valves have DIN connections, but if you bring your own regulator with a YOKE connection, let us know and we will bring a DIN - YOKE adaptor.

Please let us know in advance which tank configuration you require for the equipment you bring, so we can have it ready for you.

We accept Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Diners, JCB, AliPay and WeChatPay

Each season has its own pros and cons. Spring and fall are best for those who like to stay out of the crowds. While we dive in small groups, some of the on-land sites we visit are popular among your run of the mill tourist and, frankly, can get a little crowded, although we do know of quite a few out of the way gems. Late spring you´ll see the vegetation come alive and the birds and the bees buzzing by with excitement. The autumn colours of the turning leaves (yes, we have leaves!) are definitely something to behold and the weather is often calm and the air crisp. Summer is the busiest season, and for a good reason. It´s the warmest and most lush time of the year with nature in full bloom.

From a diving stand point, it makes little difference which of the three seasons you visit as the dive sites, visibility and marine life are pretty constant through out, varying more from day to day, than from season to season. The ocean temperatures are warmest, however, in summer and fall – about 8-12°C.