For the discovery scuba diving activity it is not necessary to know how to swim.

Snorkelling is a surface dive. In addition to the fins, mask and snorkel, the diver has a floating neoprene (rubber) suit, providing comfort and safety on the surface for those who have little or no experience at sea.

It is a way to start an underwater experience with the use of a compressed air cylinder. In this first contact, almost everything is controlled by a dive instructor, with depths ranging from 2 to 6 meters.

The medical recommendation is to restrict pregnant women to scuba diving.

Yes. For pool activities from 8 years old. For the full course where we have open water stages the minimum age is 10 years.

You need to, but you don’t have to be an expert swimmer. The most important thing is to feel comfortable in the water, achieving positive buoyancy with only the basic diving equipment (fins, mask and snorkel).

PADI is the largest and most respected diver training organization in Brazil and the world.
Anywhere on the planet, your PADI® certification will be recognized and accepted.

No. Depending on how long you are inactive for a dive you can take a PADI Review or a more complete training session called PADI Reactivate.