Ibiza Scuba Diving — Aqua Diving Center
I went with just me and my mum — neither of us had ever scuba dived before. We did the try-dive with Román and it was absolutely brilliant.
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Scuba diving in Ibiza costs from €75 per person for a try-dive with the Aqua Diving Center in Santa Eulària — a three-hour outing in a group of up to eight.
It is a PADI 5-star centre that also runs courses and guided fun dives for certified divers, over reefs, caves and the protected Posidonia sea-grass meadows, where grouper, barracuda and octopus are common sightings.
The instructor or dive guide, full scuba equipment, tanks, weights and insurance are included; photos and video, certification card fees and transfers are extra. First-timers can dive from age 10, and the centre works in Spanish, English and German (4.8 from 208 reviews).
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ibiza Scuba Diving — Aqua Diving Center | 3h | up to 8 guests | €75 per person |
Operators: Aqua Diving Center Ibiza
I went with just me and my mum — neither of us had ever scuba dived before. We did the try-dive with Román and it was absolutely brilliant.
Had an amazing experience diving with Aqua Diving Center. I was a bit nervous at first, but the whole team made me feel safe and supported.
Best experience — I did my PADI Open Water here and the guys were incredibly friendly and competent. Would recommend to anyone.
Great diving centre with great staff. I consider this the best spot for diving and snorkelling trips on Ibiza — the guides and instructors are top.
The Aqua Diving Center outing is priced per person from €75 for a try-dive and lasts about three hours, in a group of up to eight. The same PADI 5-star centre in Santa Eulària also runs courses and guided fun dives for certified divers.
It starts with a briefing at the centre, then the boat out to the site, the dive itself, time with the marine life and the log back at base. Dives go over reefs, caves and the protected Posidonia sea-grass, where grouper, barracuda and octopus are common sightings.
You can: first-timers need no licence for the try-dive and can go from age 10, while certified divers book guided dives instead. The centre works in Spanish, English and German, so name your language when you book; it holds 4.8 from 208 reviews.
Every diver pays for a place of their own, and what that place buys is the same for everyone on the boat:
Photos and video, certification card fees and transfers are charged separately.
The water around Ibiza is reachable other ways:
Important
€75 is a starting rate charged per diver, so a couple books two places rather than splitting one price, and the final figure is confirmed when you book.
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