Hi, yes we are open all year round, so December will be fine. We do not require any deposit ourselves, but if you choose to do the PADI e-learning then the price is around €130 per person, and you can sign up using the link in the blue box on the left of our website (where you will find the exact current prices) Hope this answers your questions, Brian

Hello Peter, Thanks for the questions. During November we are currently fully booked for the weeks commencing 7th and 14th November. After that we will probably only do one or two days of wreck diving in Las Palmas or Mogan as most people come to us to explore the Marine Reserve. For all the wreck dives we work with other centres close to the wrecks.. so we drive the majority of the way in the minibus, and then ride out to the wrecks by RIB. I think a 3mm Shorty will be far too cold. We use 6-7mm long suits all year round. I hope this answers your questions, Brian

Hi Linda, The normal full course is four days, but if your son does the work in the pool, then we have 'Go-Warm' which is the four Open Water dives over just two days. For this he just needs the standard PADI Referral document. There is a lot more detail of the course content on our website.

Hi Sue, Yes, in fact most people pre-book to guarantee a place. To take a beginners introductory dive, looked after by the instructor, who will then point out all the hidden marine life, the price is €85 per person. You can get a lot more detail from our website including the prices of PADI Courses and prices for divers with a qualification, and there is also a booking form on the website.. You can also book by ringing on (0034) 699721584 or by sending an email to the address on the website. Best wishes Brian

Hi Pete, yes this is great fun for children and as they grow older they can take more challenging activities and get to see more and more of the marine life. We take children from 8 years of age on Snorkelling excursions in very calm waters where there is still plenty to see, and if the children are physically well developed, from about 9 on the 'Bubblemaker', an easy introductory programme to diving with a tank in very shallow water. From 10, children can get more involved and do either the daycourse or if they really want to get a qualification, then the PADI Junior Scuba Diver or the PADI junior Open Water. from 15 they are treated the same as adults, and under the watchful eyes of our instructors can dive to a maximum of 18m where there is a great chance to see angel sharks, rays and moray eels. At the moment in summer we seem to have under 15's with us on most days, so the team are very experienced at making sure the messages are understood, and that close levels of supervision are always in place. Hope this answers your questions Brian