We are setting ourselves apart from other Dive Centers due to our Volunteer based Marine Life Conservation Projects. We would like you to have a wonderful experience, encountering the fascination of scuba diving and at the same time helping the underwater world. We started an initiative which is called marine life conservation project which is a volunteer based project. It allows us to do important conservation work such as organizing underwater cleanup days with the local government and the marine national park. Setting permanent anchor buoys so tour boats don’t have to throw their anchor anymore. Since 2006 and up until now we’ve removed countless illegally set fishing cages, abandoned fishing nets, rubbish especially plastic. Our oceans and its marine life choke to death if we don’t change our habits on our daily living basis!
Here are some of the Projects listed from the past and our latest Projects.
Today is World Sea Turtle Day 2021 to give more exposure to the critically endangered hawksbill turtle. Rapidly declining due to overfishing, trawler fishing, bycatch, habitat loss and actively hunted by humans for their meat and shell to make jewellery. As you can see in the Video Turtles are very sustainable eaters! It only takes […]
Different from Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Masks the volume in Freediving Masks must be as small as possible! These Masks can also be used for Snorkeling. Freedivers from all around the world are looking for a mask with a low internal volume, the reason behind is to have as little air volume as possible to […]
In this video Underwater Photographer Daniel Sasse shows his best Images. Video of Award Winning Photos all taken while scuba diving by Daniel Sasse 100% of the income of the Pictures sold goes towards our Marine Life Conservation Projects! Please like and share! Thank you! Would you like to get in contact with Underwater Photographer […]
Buoyancy control device in short BCD, or jacket, is a system that allows a diver to control his or her neutral hovering while scuba diving. Controlling your buoyancy underwater is an important skill, if not the most important, to master and to achieve positive, neutral or negative buoyancy as a diver to not bump into […]
Conservation minded Volunteer Project! I had amazing courses and dives with those guys! Especially Dan is very passionate and knowledgeable about the Marine life! Thank you very much and I will come back as soon as i can!
Exceptional team, protecting nature, taking care of all the divers, giving a lot of information on environment and fauna and, first of all, in security... We will come back next year !! Thanks a lot for this exceptional moments, a real dream. thank you so much for this trip in March 2017...it really was like a dream with zebra sharks, reef sharks, sea snakes, turtles... a super team to guide us, a real pleasure!!! thank you so much, and, please, keep a place for our diving club, next year in March 2018 kind regards, Sabine Vanhaelen
Yes a complete CMAS1*Star Course including certification card and logbook is included in the Price.
Yes Confédération Mondiale des Activités Subaquatiques (CMAS) is an international federation that represents underwater activities in underwater sport and underwater sciences, and oversees an international system of recreational snorkel and scuba diver training and recognition. It is also known by its English name, the World Underwater Federation, and its Spanish name, Confederacion Mundial De Actividades Subacuaticas. Its foundation in Monaco during January 1959 makes it one of the world’s oldest underwater diving organizations.
Yes you’ll receive an official record on how long and what courses you have completed.
Yes accommodation is included.
Food is included only on the boat.
While a Diving insurance is provided. You’re required to obtain appropriate travel and medical insurance that will cover you for the entire duration of your project and travels abroad. Your travel insurance policy must include emergency medical including repatriation, personal accident, personal liability and loss of baggage.
Bring some old and some new clothes due to the work you might get a little dirty!
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