Plunge into Deep Dive Dubai’s 60‑meter freshwater basin—a controlled, warm‑water environment that blends education and exploration. This two‑hour scuba experience suits beginners under supervision and advanced divers seeking rare depths.
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A hush falls over the observation gallery as a diver slips beneath the glassy surface; lights pick out the contours of a deliberately dilapidated underwater city and the pool swallows sound. At Deep Dive Dubai, water is warm at 30°C, visibility is excellent, and a 60‑meter shaft drops like an urban canyon—one of the most controlled deep‑water environments on Earth.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; comfortable swimming ability and ability to manage equalization and controlled breathing required
Wildlife
History
The experience nods to the UAE’s pearl‑diving legacy by staging submerged scenes that reference submerged towns and dive heritage.
Conservation
The facility uses intensive filtration and temperature control; visitors should follow operator guidance to minimize chemical and equipment impacts and support water‑saving practices when possible.
Reserve your spot on the Deep Dive the World's Deepest Pool for Scuba Diving in Dubai today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your certification card
If you hold scuba certification, bring your card to access deeper dive profiles and skip repeat paperwork.
Arrive hydrated and rested
Warm facility temperatures and exertion underwater increase dehydration risk—drink water beforehand and avoid heavy meals immediately prior to diving.
Plan for cameras but check rules
Underwater photography is popular; confirm permitted camera types and whether housings are provided or allowed.
Allow extra time for briefing
The mandatory safety briefing and equipment fitting take time—arrive 30–45 minutes early to avoid missing your session.
Swimwear and lightweight travel towel
Comfortable under a rental suit and quick to dry after the session.
Certification card (if certified)
Required to access advanced dive profiles or skip basic training modules.
Mask and snorkel (personal preferred)
Personal fit increases comfort; rentals are usually available on site.
Small waterproof dive computer
Useful for tracking depth and bottom time on deeper profiles, though instructors often monitor profiles for novices.