FAQs

Scuba diving can have risks if not conducted properly or without proper training. However, with the right training, equipment, and adherence to safety procedures, scuba diving is considered a safe activity. Accidents and injuries are rare when divers follow established guidelines.

No, scuba diving is not difficult to learn, and with the right training,anyone can become a confident diver

Diving knows no age limiy as long as you are in good health.

Aside from pregnancy, no. Because physiologists know little about the effects of diving on the fetus, the recommendation is that women avoid diving while pregnant or trying to become pregnant. Menstruation is not normally a concern.

The duration of scuba dive depends on factors such as tank size, depth, breathing rate, and the diver’s experience. Generally, recreational  divers pan for dives lasting between 30 minutes to an hour.

Generally, children as young as 10years old can participate in scuba diving programs designed for their age group. However, there may be age restrictions for certain certifications or dive sites. It’s important to check the specific requirements and regulations of the dive operator or training organization.

Scuba diving requires a certain level of physical fitness. Individuals with certain medical conditions, such as heart or lung issues, may

Of course! During your class you will learn how to easily equalize/clear your ears while scuba diving.

Non swimmer people can do try scuba and be certified diver you only need to know basic swimming

Sharks have been given a bad reputation by the media over the years. But at most dive sites, they are very rarely to spotted by divers,and even they ussually avoid divers or ignore them.

We are not on the menu for sharks. However (as wth any wild animal), respect should always be shown when you dive with sharks.

Scuba diving course can help people overcome being scared of water (hydrophobia) if the Instructor is patient and sensitive to graduallybuild confidence.

The length of scuba dive depends on several factors, including the diver’s experience, breathing rate, depth, and tank size. Recreational divers ussually plan for dives that last between 30 minutes to an hour.

Yess, you can wear contact lenses or prescription mask.

No, you can start with Try scuba program, which gives you a taste of scuba diving without committing to a full certification program.

During the Try scuba program, your Instructor will introduce you to the equipment, teach you essential dive safety, and keep a very close eye on you in the water as you take your first breaths through a regulator. If you like, you can continue to Open water course.