FAQ

I heard courses or certifications are not required to dive, is that true?

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Yes it is true, full courses or certifications are not required to dive. The are some programs made to try scuba diving in real conditions without the need for a certification. Just a little orientation is made under the guidance and supervision of a dive professional. But these programs and activities have their limits. Try dives are good to get introduced or for people unsure about diving.

You can learn more on courses and certifications on the page Scuba diving, where and how to start. You can also take a look at our agency page.

How long does it takes to become a scuba diver?

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If you mean to experience scuba diving, the answer is it can be done now. You can enroll in a try diving program. Under the supervision and guidance of a dive professional, you can try scuba diving in a safe and controlled environment.

If you had an entry level certification in mind. The first level of accreditation does not take very long. It can be anywhere from 3 to 4 very intensive days as seen in popular holiday spots. Or splitted over several weeks or months if done through small sessions once or twice a week.

If you would like to try scuba diving or earn a certification, you can take a look on the page Scuba diving, where and how to start.