Frequently asked questions

The Mini Course from age 10; the Advanced and Rescue courses from 12; the Divemaster from 18.

The Mini Course requires good overall health. The certification courses require basic swimming skills (good swimming skills for Rescue and Divemaster).

Yes: good general health. Before a certification course you complete the diver medical questionnaire (in Spanish); if any answer indicates it, an evaluation by a doctor is needed.

In the Mini Course, down to 12 meters; the Open Water course trains you to dive down to 18 meters; the Advanced course, down to 30.

Yes: the Open Water certification is international and valid all over the planet.

Open Water, 3 days; Advanced, 2 days; Rescue, 3 days; Divemaster, about one month. The day-by-day detail is on each course page: courses and dives.

The Mini Course is for people who have never dived and does not certify; the Fun Dives are trips for divers who already hold an Open Water certification.

Equipment rental, course materials, boat transportation to the dive sites, refreshment, a certified instructor and the certification (underwater photos in Open Water and Advanced; insurance in all but the Divemaster). Each course page lists the details.

For the Mini Course and the Fun Dives, cancellations with less than 24 hours' notice are not refundable. For the courses, ask us when you book.

Yes: all courses and dives include equipment rental, boat transportation and refreshment.