Want to learn to dive??

PADI is a world wide training organization set up to get people in the water and enjoying diving.
You have probably seen the PADI dive signs whilst on holiday. If you have often thought of taking up that free try-dive or doing your openwater course then STOP thinking about it and Do It. It may be that us and our children are the last generations to see healthy coral reefs. With changing water temperatures and increasing world populations the reefs are under increasing threat. Your PADI instructor is trained to make the experience enjoyable. We all remember the first time under water and even though the first time can be nerve racking experience your instructor is trained to guide you though the process slowly until you are comfortable. After your first dive you'll be hooked, what an experience.


 So is it just coral down there??

Absolutely not, the under water world is full of amazing plants and animals.
Every reef dive you do is different, even if you have been to the same site before, many times unless you swim very slowly and look closely you will miss so much. Some of the bigger sea life such as turtles are easy to see, they don't hide and as long as you don't approach too closely they will carry on there daily life and let you watch. There is however much sea life that spends it life camouflaged to ensure its very survival, it takes patience and a keen eye to spot those that don't want to be seen.



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