Our resorts give the best variety of Shore diving, Boat diving and PADI Courses

PADI :
All of our dive centers are members of PADI, an American body that stands for Professional Association of Diving Instructors and is the largest scuba diving training and certification organization in the world.

Can anyone dive?
Anyone can dive as long as they are in good health, confident in the water and are able to swim at least 200 meters.

- Participants must be over 12 years old. You may be prevented from diving if you suffer from or have a history of:
 Asthma or any other respiratory diseases;
- Ear problems
- Sinus problems
- Heart problems
- Aquaphobia
- You are also forbidden to dive if pregnant.

Medical Liabilities:
Prior to the start of the course, the dive center will hand out a liability indemnity medical form. If any answers on the form cause any doubts, the participant will then be asked to undertake a medical examination.

We offer medical first aid courses for the divers and non-divers. This course teaches you how to act in an emergency. Both theory and practice are handled during this course. This course is internationally recognized

Photo Course:
There are a number of related services to be found in the Red Sea. Shops specializing in dive equipment sales, rental and repair. Interested in underwater photography/video? Why not rent a camera/video, take a photo course or simply hire a cameraman to capture the diving highlights for you! The local headquarters for diver training agencies.

Visibility & Temperature:
Seasonal temperature changes play a big part in determining visibility. Winter tends to be the period of best visibility in Northern Red Sea areas with waters too cool to support algae and plankton growth. Conversely, in the South, it is the summer, which offers best visibility as the blistering hot surface temperatures translate into sea temperatures too hot to support the growth of marine microorganisms. No matter where you dive in the Red Sea blooms of plankton growth can crop up at any time bringing the visibility down. Fortunately these are rare occurrences and the normal visibility is excellent ranging from 10-50+ meters.

Emergency Facilities:

Most diving centers and live aboard vessels maintain supplies of medical oxygen and first aid kits.
Also, Sharm El Sheikh, El Gouna, Hurghada and Marsa Alam run their own recompression chambers.

Maintenance:
All of our diving gear is carefully maintained and regularly checked and in top condition.

We are meticulous in the maintenance and overhaul of our compressor so that each diver is guaranteed to dive with the best quality, clean air.

We take care of rinsing and drying the diver’s material. The next day you will find all your material cleaned and dried back on the boat Oxygen and first aid materials are always available at the diving school as well as on the boats.

Great customer care and attention is the ethos of the company – which means you can relax in the knowledge that all your diving needs run smoothly and effortlessly.