Availability
Selected dates once or twice a month (depending on venue). We recommend booking a day at least six weeks in advance.

Participant Guidelines
The minimum age begins at 16. You must be comfortable in and around water and have good health. If you suffer from claustrophobia, asthma, respiratory/heart problems, certain other medical conditions, or are pregnant, you will not be able to take part. If in doubt, seeking medical advice is the best option.

Duration
Training takes between one and two hours and your dive will last for approximately half an hour. Note: that there may be a delay of up roughly, an hour and a half between the training and your dive. Expect to spend up to roughly five hours on-site.

Numbers On Day
Briefings and scuba training are carried out in small groups. You'll then dive two or three at a time, accompanied by an instructor.

Spectators
Admission for two spectators is included. Additional spectators are always more than welcome for an additional fee, payable on the day. You'll need to inform us beforehand of the number of additional spectators when booking.

Dress Code
Bring swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes. All other equipment, including air tanks, mask, wetsuit/dry suit, boots and gloves, will be provided on site. Glasses must be removed when diving but you can wear contact lenses if you wish.

Other Info
You'll be required to complete a medical questionnaire and liability release prior to your dive. If you have any doubts of your ability to take part, please see a doctor to confirm suitability prior to booking.