2 options for scuba diving in Valencia — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
A first dive in Valencia costs €50 per person at La Pobla de Farnals or €150 per person from the Náutico marina in the city, the latter a PADI Discover Scuba down to around twelve metres.
No certificate is needed for either.
Both take about two hours, and most of that is not underwater: briefing, fitting the gear and reaching the entry point take the larger share. The cheaper site is Pobla Marina in La Pobla de Farnals, a separate port up the coast north of the city, so plan a drive rather than a walk.
Take your first breath underwater off Valencia's Náutico marina, gliding to 12 m with a PADI instructor at your shoulder.
Sink into the Levante coast at La Pobla de Farnals with the school that has certified thousands — first dive from just €50.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Discover Scuba Diving — El Mar de Valencia | 2h | up to 4 guests | €150 per person |
| Valencia Scuba Diving & PADI Courses — Buceo Valencia | 2h | up to 6 guests | €50 per person |
Operators: El Mar de Valencia · Buceo Valencia
We did a discover-dive — myself and my two sons. They were very professional, all the equipment was clean and quite new, and the team were very helpful.
I completed my Open Water certification here and it was an absolutely fantastic experience. The entire staff are warm, welcoming and incredibly patient.
Fantastic diving experience! I had an amazing time with this dive centre — the team were professional, friendly and very knowledgeable throughout.
I did the Open Water Diver course and it went really well — super professional and a great team. Many thanks to Ángel for the experience!
The cheaper first dive is €50 per person at La Pobla de Farnals; the other is a PADI Discover Scuba from the Náutico marina in the city at €150 per person, going down to around twelve metres. Neither asks for a certificate.
Important
both prices are per person, and both days run about two hours — most of which is not underwater, because the briefing, fitting the gear and reaching the entry point take the larger share.
Two first dives, both per person, both about two hours and neither asking for a certificate.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buceo Valencia · Pobla Marina | €50 | per person | 2 h | up to 6 |
| El Mar de Valencia · Discover Scuba | €150 | per person | 2 h | up to 4 |
The figures are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
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