Absolutely! Although Diving has been categorized under high-risk sports, it boast a much better safety records when compared to other high-risk sports, even better than some competitive sports!

Pre-requisite for a basic diving education is able to swim 200m, and float for 10 minutes

As diving is a sport where you require basic swimming skills, you must be able to swim prior to taking. This is to ensure that you are comfortable underwater, as well as for safety purpose.

In the event where you cannot swim, we have a tailored made swimming program of 8 lesson conducted by our SSC Certified Swimming Instructor.

All diving courses will be conducted by PADI instructors and all students will receive PADI certifications that are recognised worldwide.

Our entry-level course requires you to attend a 5 modules of lectures, 5 modules of Confined Water Sessions and 4 Open Water Dives. The Course can be run from as short as 4 intensive days to as long as a 3 month course for the busy individuals.

We run courses on a weekly basis with a minimum of 2 persons.

You will be given a PADI certification card that allows you to dive anywhere in the world.

Ten is the minimum age with parental consent. Our oldest diver so far is 53 years old.

Medical check up is not mandatory. During registration, you will be given a list of medical questions concerning your health. Should the questions raise any doubts about your health, it is then recommended that you seek a physician's advise prior to any diving activities.

It is highly recommended that you own your own equipment for better fittings and comfort. However, our facility do provide free rental services for PADI Open Water Diver Course Students.

For those who are keen to purchase their own equipment, we also have an equipment retail arm.

All fees must be paid on the first day of lesson accompanied by 2 passport sized coloured photographs of yourself.