From your very first breath underwater to your Divemaster certification. All of it here, in Trincomalee's warm, crystal-clear water.
15 courses
Never dived before? You bring yourself. We bring everything else. In a few hours, you will be breathing underwater on Trincomalee's coral reefs with your instructor beside you. No experience needed.
Short on time but serious about diving? The Scuba Diver course earns you your first PADI certification in two days. You complete half the Open Water curriculum and get certified to dive with a professional to 12 m. A good fit when your time in Trincomalee is limited.
The most widely recognised scuba certification in the world. Over four days in Trincomalee you build real skills in confined water, then take them to Sri Lanka's reefs. You finish as a certified diver, free to explore oceans worldwide to 18 m.
Ready to go deeper? The Advanced Open Water course builds on your Open Water skills across five adventure dives, including a deep dive to 30 m and an underwater navigation dive. Trincomalee's wrecks and outer reef walls are the right places to do it.
This course changes how you think about diving. You learn to spot problems before they happen and respond with confidence when something goes wrong. Most divers who take it call it the most rewarding course they have done.
Learn CPR, first aid, and emergency management you will use on land as much as underwater. The EFR course is a prerequisite for Rescue Diver. It is one of the most practical skills any diver can hold.
Trincomalee's drop-offs and WWII wrecks sit at depths that reward properly trained divers. This specialty prepares you to dive safely to 40 m, covering gas management, nitrogen narcosis awareness, and emergency procedures at depth.
Trincomalee's reefs have sea turtles, moray eels, lionfish, and healthy coral. This course teaches you how to photograph them properly. You leave with images worth keeping and the technique to keep improving.
The first professional level in diving. You train alongside our instructors in Trincomalee and develop the skills to guide certified divers and assist with courses. It is an immersive month in one of Asia's best dive destinations.
Trincomalee is one of Asia's best wreck diving destinations. The bay holds genuine WWII history. HMS Hermes lies at 45 to 53 m. The SS British Sergeant sits at 18 to 24 m. Irarakandy at 6 to 10 m is accessible to recreational divers. This specialty prepares you for all of them.
The reef at night is a different place. Parrotfish wrap themselves in mucus cocoons. Moray eels leave their holes to hunt. Octopus move across the sandy patches. Kill your torch and wave your hand through the water; bioluminescent plankton light up every movement in blue-green flashes.
Nitrox means diving with more oxygen than regular air, usually 32 or 36 percent instead of 21 percent. In practice, you get longer no-decompression limits at depth and faster surface intervals between dives. This course teaches you to use it safely.
Getting back to the boat is a skill most divers never train properly. This specialty covers compass navigation, natural references, distance estimation, and search patterns. You finish three dives that are genuinely more controlled and confident.
Buoyancy is the foundation of everything in diving. Photography, wreck diving, air consumption, reef interaction; all of it gets easier when your buoyancy is properly dialled in. This course focuses on exactly that across four training dives.
We have been diving Trincomalee's reefs for 15 years. We have watched bleaching events, anchor damage, and sediment run-off. We have also watched reefs recover. This specialty is partly classroom and partly practical reef survey work underwater.
Drop us a call and we'll figure out the right fit, whether you've never seen a tank before or you're working towards your Divemaster.
