Dubai Scuba Diving — Try Dive & Certified Dives
Al Boom Diving is great all round — getting certified, buying gear or heading out for a fun dive. Friendly, professional team.
4 options from AED 350 per person. Departures from Al Wasl, Dibba harbour. Duration 4h – 10h. Operators: Al Boom Diving, Bermuda Diving Center.
A dive outing with Al Boom Diving in Dubai costs €110 per person for a four-hour outing with groups capped at six — two divers come to €220.
Complete beginners take a shallow PADI try-dive with an instructor and no licence needed.
Certified divers make two boat dives over local reefs and wrecks with a surface interval between them, where barracuda, snapper, rays and the occasional turtle appear. Small groups, full scuba equipment and a safety briefing are included, departing from Al Boom Diving in Al Wasl.
Take your first breaths underwater or dive local wrecks where barracuda, rays and the odd turtle cruise the reef. €110 per person for a four-hour outing, starting at Al Boom Diving in Al Wasl.
No licence, no experience: a briefing on land, a shallow rehearsal, then a speedboat out to a real sea dive at 10–12 metres. AED 450 per person plus VAT for three hours, starting at the Bermuda Diving Center in Jumeirah 3.
A morning on the Gulf of Oman side: two guided boat dives with about forty-five minutes of bottom time each, in groups of four or five per guide. AED 350 per person for certified divers, tanks and weights included, checking in at Dibba harbour at 08:00.
A full day across the Omani border: three guided dives at Musandam's signature sites, with lunch and a fjord cruise either side. AED 600 per person for three dives, leaving Dibba port at 07:00 for the crossing into Oman.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai Scuba Diving — Try Dive & Certified Dives | 4h | up to 6 guests | €110 per person |
| Dubai Try Scuba Diving — Speedboat Dive in the Sea | 5h | — | AED 450 per person |
| Two Boat Dives at Dibba, Fujairah — for Certified Divers | 4h | up to 5 guests | AED 350 per person |
| Musandam Day Dive Trip from Dubai — Three Dives in the Fjords | 10h | up to 5 guests | AED 600 per person |
Operators: Al Boom Diving · Bermuda Diving Center · Nemo Diving Center
Al Boom Diving is great all round — getting certified, buying gear or heading out for a fun dive. Friendly, professional team.
Took me a week to get my PADI certificate — thanks to Al Boom for being super friendly and flexible on timing. The sea dives were the best part.
Really enjoyed the training with instructor Seif — I love his teaching style, explaining each skill step by step until it clicks.
Had our first scuba session with Saif and Manu today. It was amazing and much easier than I expected. Thanks for a wonderful day.
The Dubai scuba diving experience starts from €110 per person. Complete beginners take a shallow PADI try-dive under an instructor's direct supervision, with no licence needed; certified divers head out by boat to local reefs and wrecks for two dives instead.
If you already dive, bring your certification card. Full scuba equipment is included either way, so nothing needs to come from home.
The whole outing runs about four hours: briefing and kit-up at 08:30, a short boat ride to the site at 09:00, the first dive at 09:30, a surface interval at 10:45, a second dive at 11:15 for certified divers, and back on shore by 12:15.
A certified instructor or dive guide, full scuba equipment, the boat out to the site and a marine-life briefing.
The reefs and wrecks off Al Boom Diving in Al Wasl, where the outing meets, bring up barracuda, rays and the occasional turtle.
Important
Underwater photos and any certification course fee are paid on top of the outing.
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