Planyour diveweek

SSI Try Scuba

A supervised first breath underwater, finished on a shallow reef with an instructor beside you. It is not unusual for a guest who booked one session to come back the next day asking how to get certified.

SSI Basic Diver, or Try Scuba twice

More water time without committing to a full certification. The second session is where most people stop concentrating on the equipment and start looking at the reef.

SSI Open Water Diver

The certification that works anywhere in the world. Finish the digital theory before you fly and the days here are spent in the water rather than in a classroom.

Guided fun diving

Two dives, small group, site chosen on the morning from the conditions. If the wreck is on and your certification covers the depth, ask for it.

Scuba Skills Update first

Half a day, no ego required. Skills fade faster than certifications expire, and the rest of the week is better for it. Then straight onto the reef.

Perfect Buoyancy, then dives

The one specialty that improves every dive after it — and the one that most protects the reef you came to see. Four specialties and twenty-four dives builds towards Advanced.

A planned diving week

Build-up dives first, the wreck and a Kisite full day when you are settled and the forecast suits, slack left for a rough morning, and the final dive scheduled around your flight.

One private morning

Divers, learners and snorkellers on the same boat rather than four separate bookings. Nobody left on the beach, and the day ends when the youngest has had enough.

Snorkelling or a kayak

The shallow reef is good snorkelling, and the lagoon is calm at the right tide.