Breathe Deep

Dive smoothly, relax fully, and discover the calm power of your own breath.

What Is Freediving?

Freediving is the art of diving deep on a single breath, feeling weightless as your body adapts to the underwater world. It teaches you to master your breath, calm your mind, and discover strength you never knew you had beneath the waves.

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Learn Freediving

No experience needed—expert guidance from zero to glide.

Breathwork

Master relaxation and equalization techniques with ease.

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Movement

Learn duck dives and smooth underwater glides effortlessly.

Enjoy pro photos capturing your mermaid moments post-dive.

Whale Encounters

Freedivers swimming gracefully alongside a majestic humpback whale in turquoise lagoon waters.

A joyful freediver posing underwater in a mermaid tail with a professional camera capturing the moment.

A freediver gracefully gliding underwater alongside a majestic humpback whale in clear turquoise waters.

Slow down

A group of freediving students practicing equalization techniques underwater with expert guidance.

A professional mermaid posing underwater, showcasing the beauty of freediving photography after the whale encounter.

Freediving reduces stress because it teaches you to slow down your breathing, relax your mind, and stay present. Your lung capacity grows little by little as you train, and you discover strength you didn’t know you had. It also gives you confidence in the water, helping you feel safe and free every time you dive.

Safe and Rewarding

With proper training, slow progression, and a buddy system, freediving is a safe way to connect deeply with the ocean.

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Breathe Deep
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Freediving helps reduce stress, boosts lung capacity, builds water confidence, and deepens your bond with the ocean.

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FAQs

How deep can I go?

Beginners usually dive 5–10 m, focusing on comfort and equalisation.

What about intermediate levels?

Intermediate divers reach 12–20 m as they improve technique and relaxation.

Can advanced divers go deeper?

Yes, advanced freedivers can go 25–40 m or more with proper training and safety.

Is safety important?

Absolutely, safety support is always part of deeper dives.

How do I learn equalisation?

We teach equalisation techniques early to help you feel comfortable underwater.

What should I expect in my first course?

You’ll dive between 5 and 10 meters, focusing on comfort, breathing, and equalisation basics.

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Breathe

Your adventures will be captured with breathtaking freediving images.
High-quality underwater photos and videos are part of the package.

Close-up of a freediver's face, eyes closed in peaceful concentration before a dive.

A freediver performing a graceful duck dive, fins cutting through the water's surface.

Sunset view of a freediver surfacing, the sky painted with warm orange and pink hues.

FAQs

What is freediving?

Freediving is diving underwater on a single breath, feeling calm and connected.

Is it safe?

How do I learn basics?

What benefits does freediving offer?

Can beginners try it?

Yes, with proper training and safety practices, freediving is safe for beginners.

You start by mastering breathing, relaxation, equalisation, duck diving, finning, and safety techniques.

Freediving reduces stress, improves lung capacity, builds confidence, and deepens your ocean connection.

Absolutely, freediving is accessible and welcoming to those new to the water.

FAQ

Is freediving safe?

Yes, when learned properly with guidance and a buddy.

How do I start?

Begin with a certified instructor who teaches safe techniques.

What should I expect underwater?

You’ll learn to stay calm, move slowly, and understand your body’s reactions.

Do I need special equipment?

Essential equipment such as fins, a suit, and a mask are typically sufficient. We supply these items.

Can I dive alone?

Never dive alone; always have a buddy or instructor.

How do I equalise without pain?

You learn gentle equalising techniques that protect your ears and keep you comfortable.

Got questions?

Do I need experience?

No experience needed; we start from zero with expert guidance.

What will I learn?

Equalization, breathwork, relaxation, duck dives, and smooth movement underwater.

Are photos included?

Yes! You get freediving pictures and professional mermaid photos after your whale encounter.

You’ll glide alongside gentle humpback whales in turquoise lagoons at the height of their season, when encounters happen almost every day. In September, the calm, clear water conditions create the perfect setting for this magical experience.