Diving
Who has never wanted to dive their head under water to discover underwater riches?
Because there is no need to go to tropical waters to find incredible species, the Mediterranean has plenty of wonders to show you. From octopus, to wrasse and the emblematic brown grouper!
Diving is truly an activity where you can indulge in contemplation and discover that it has an effect on your mind.
As scuba diving is a sport that is practiced in a natural environment, it improves social and mental well-being.
I had the chance to make my first bubbles at the age of 8, and my passion for the marine world has never left me.
It is often said that I have an eagle eye underwater, I love to introduce you to small marine species, like nudibranchs which we rarely stop to see at first glance.
Rates
Contraindications
To practice scuba diving, the practitioner must be at least 8 years old and not be pregnant.
For introductory diving, a medical certificate is not mandatory.
For diving training you will need a certificate of no contraindication to the practice of diving less than one year old.
Here is a non- exhaustive list concerning contraindications to the practice of scuba diving:
Cardiovascular (chronic heart failure, cardiomyopathy, etc.),
Pulmonary (certain forms of severe asthma, pneumonia, respiratory failure, pneumothorax, etc.),
Otorhinolaryngological (tympanic perforation, vestibular deficit, etc.),
Ophthalmological (retinal pathology, ocular prosthesis, etc.),
Hematological (phlebitis, hemophilia, etc.),
Neurological (epilepsy, head trauma, etc.),
Metabolic (certain forms of diabetes, endocrine disorders, etc.).
If you have any doubts about your fitness to scuba dive, consult your doctor.
