No swimming skills are required for helmet diving. You’ll be walking on the seafloor, guided by professional divers.
No, helmet diving is designed for beginners and is suitable even for those with no diving experience.
The minimum age to participate is typically 10 years old. Children must be accompanied by a guardian.
Yes, helmet diving is very safe. Professional divers will guide and assist you throughout the experience, and you will be briefed on safety procedures before the dive.
Wear comfortable swimwear as you’ll be getting into the water. Bringing a towel and dry clothes for after the activity is also recommended.
Yes, the helmet keeps your face dry, so you can wear your glasses or contact lenses without any issues.
Participants should be in good health. If you have any conditions like heart or lung issues, asthma, or ear problems, it’s best to consult with your doctor before participating. Pregnant women are generally advised not to participate.
Although the helmet keeps your head dry, the rest of your body will be underwater, so you’ll get wet from the neck down.
If you feel any discomfort or need assistance while underwater, simply signal to your guide, and they will bring you back to the surface safely.
Yes, helmet diving may be canceled and refunded or rescheduled in the event of bad weather or rough sea conditions.
