Diving packages in Ibiza

Course PADI OPEN WATER DIVER

The Open Water Diver course teaches you all of the basics of scuba diving over 3/4 days and will allow you to gain a certification to dive anywhere in the World independently to a maximum depth of 18m. Once you have mastered all of the skills in shallow water, your instructor will take you on 4 dives to a maximum depth of 12m (for the first 2) and 18m (for the second 2) where some of the skills…

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Scuba Diving Programme for Beginners

Learn to scuba dive in the crystal-clear waters of southern Ibiza. Perfect for first-time divers and families, get personalized attention from qualified instructors, with a dive master guided tour of the reef. Explore southern Ibiza’s amazing underwater world on this beginner’s scuba diving course off San Antonio. Perfect for first-time divers and families, you will enjoy personalized…

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Ibiza Scuba Diving for Beginners, With Sunset Option

Learn to scuba dive in the crystal-clear waters of southern Ibiza. Perfect for first-time divers and families, get personalized attention from qualified instructors, with a dive master guided tour of the reef. Highlights: Learn to scuba dive in the crystal-clear waters of southern Ibiza Get personalized attention from dive masters Swim in the house reef and look out for octopus, colorful schools…

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Padi Beginners Course, PADI Discover Scuba DIVING

This package is the Discover Scuba Diving program of PADI in Full. With this program of 3 hours,you will dive up to 12 mt always under supervision of an Instructor, the duration of the dive its about 40 minutes. This programme its totally recommended for beginners that want to go deeper than the standard beginners course. The tariff includes : Book,Equipment,Instruction,Boat Trips, Insurance. One…

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COURSE PADI Scuba Diver

This course is designed for people that want to learn to dive, but don’t have a lot of time on their holiday. The Scuba Diver course teaches you all of the basics of scuba diving over 2 days and will allow you to gain a certification to dive anywhere in the World under supervision of a diving professional to a maximum depth of 12m. In the tariff its included Equipment, books, boat trips…

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Diving in Ibiza

If you're an underwater diving fan, you need to dive in Ibiza -you'll be surprised by the extraordinary clarity of our local waters, the range of species in this part of the Mediterranean, and the amazing number of caves and shipwrecks, veritable treasure chests that attract divers from around the world.

Sea temperatures range from 14 to 28 degrees Celsius throughout the year, allowing you to dive in the middle of winter.

The island has a number of diving centres where professional staff provide equipment, organize dives and are well informed about the ecological importance of our marine environment. The extensive meadows of Neptune grass (Posidonia Oceanica), recently added to the World Heritage list, provide a habitat that shelters a wide variety of species. These meadows are what guarantees the clearness of costal waters, extending visibility to beyond 30 metres.

Exploring this underwater paradise hidden beneath the waves provides an irresistible reason for taking a holiday in Ibiza.

So why are you waiting? Go on, take the plunge!

Travel to Ibiza

Ibiza is the nearest to the mainland, 100 kilometres off the Costa Blanca coast. It's just 45 kilometres long and 15 kilometres wide at its central point but this is the party capital of Europe. It has some of the biggest and best nightclubs in the world, attracting big name DJs, a celebrity clientele and hordes of Britain's most hardened partygoers. The wild antics of Ibiza's clubbers have attracted plenty of media attention - notably in 1988 when the British vice-consul resigned in disgust over the "degenerate" behaviour of the lager lout element from his homeland.

But travel a short distance from the two club land areas of Ibiza town and San Antonio and you'll find the other, lesser-known Ibiza - an island of traditional Spanish villages amid the orange and lemon groves, stunning mountains, cliffs and delightful hidden coves. There are colourful street markets, local fiestas and Spanish tapas bars where the locals gather but foreigners rarely tread.

The island is just over two hours flying time from London and can also be reached by ferry from the Spanish ports of Denia, Valencia, Alicante and Barcelona. If you take a trip over to Formentera (an hour by ferry from Ibiza town) you'll discover one of the Mediterranean's best-kept secrets - an island paradise of dunes, cliffs and coves with some of the cleanest unspoilt beaches and clearest waters in the Mediterranean.