About
The Kelp Divers Experience
Kelp Divers, an official PADI Dive Centre, offers a wide range of scuba diving courses, including first aid and specialty training, alongside an online scuba shop and indoor heated pool. We invite you to awaken your sense of adventure and experience diving like never before.
Safety
Every dive is built on strict safety protocols and responsible dive practices, ensuring confidence at every depth.
Standards
As a PADI-accredited dive centre, we uphold internationally recognised training and operational excellence.
Exploration
We create unforgettable underwater experiences that connect divers to the beauty of the ocean world.
Guidance
Personalised, supportive instruction at every stage of your diving journey - helping you build skill, confidence, and comfort underwater.
1000+
Dives
First Aid
Qualified
PADI
Certified
Pool
Facility
Our Kelp Divers indoor heated pool is built to international standards and temperature-controlled for year-round use. It is also designed to accommodate divers with disabilities and special needs, ensuring inclusive training for all. We invite you to explore our diving courses and training sessions in our indoor pool.
FAQ’s
I’m new to diving, which course should I start with?
If you’ve already tried snorkelling, we recommend starting with the PADI Open Water Course, which is your first full certification to become a qualified scuba diver. If you have no snorkelling or ocean experience yet, we suggest beginning with a PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience, where you can try diving in a safe, guided environment before moving on to certification.
Do I need theory training before my dive course?
Yes. For all Kelp Divers diving courses, the theoretical portion is completed online before you begin the in-water training. This allows you to learn at your own pace and arrive fully prepared for the practical sessions, where you’ll focus on developing your diving skills in a safe, hands-on environment.
How long does the PADI Open Water course practical take?
The practical component of the PADI Open Water course takes 3 days to complete. Two of these days are conducted in the ocean and are weather-dependent, as conditions must be suitable for safe open water diving. The remaining day is typically completed in a controlled training environment to build confidence and core skills before heading into the sea.
