Deep Dive Dubai
Deep Dive Dubai is the world's deepest purpose-built diving pool (60 meters / 196 feet) located in Nad Al Sheba, Dubai. The facility combines advanced dive training, guided deep dives, freediving, and unique underwater exploration through a submerged 'urban' set. It is designed for both experienced divers and first-time visitors with supervised introductory experiences. The water is temperature-controlled for comfort and the site features professional safety systems, on-site instructors, and filming/photography opportunities.
Location
Deep Dive Dubai, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Duration
Typical visit 1–3 hours (intro/briefing/short dive) — full training courses run over multiple days (4–7+ hours spread across sessions).
Best Time to Visit
Year-round (indoor facility). For comfortable travel weather in Dubai prefer October–April; book weekdays or early mornings to avoid peak crowds.
Pricing
Typical prices (approximate, subject to change):
- Intro / Discovery session (guided, shallow/no-cert required): AED 199–AED 350
- Single guided deep dive (cert required): AED 400–AED 900 depending on depth and guide
- Scuba training packages (PADI/Open Water to advanced): AED 1,500–AED 6,000
- Freediving & specialty workshops: AED 250–AED 1,000
- Family/group and corporate bookings: custom pricing Prices vary by season, package, and add-ons (rental gear, photography, insurance).
Activity Type
Coordinates
Highlights
60 meters / 196 feet — claimed World's Deepest Pool
Intricate submerged ‘urban’ set with rooms, cars and street scenes for exploration and photo/video
Options for beginners (guided discovery) to advanced certified deep dives
On-site professional instructors and dive school with training courses (PADI and specialty options)
Temperature-controlled water for comfort and excellent underwater visibility
Unique photography and videography opportunities including underwater filming services
High-end safety features and support infrastructure (safety divers, monitoring systems)
Itinerary
Registration, waiver signing, medical/fitness declaration and payment confirmation.
Arrive 30 minutes early; bring ID and any dive certification cards if applicable.
Safety briefing, orientation to the pool layout and submerged set, equipment fitting and breathing practice.
Briefing covers emergency procedures, hand signals, and dive plan. Non-certified guests receive extra instruction.
Shallow pool time or surface practice with instructor (for discovery sessions) to check comfort and mask/fin use.
Mandatory for first-timers; instructors assess readiness to proceed deeper.
Guided descent and exploration of the submerged set at the agreed depth/training level; photography optional.
Dive duration depends on the package, depth, and certification level; decompression not required for recreational planned dives.
Controlled ascent, equipment removal, post-dive medical check and debrief with instructor.
Review footage if filmed; instructors provide feedback or certification progress notes.
Shower, change, visit the on-site cafe/shop and collect any purchased media or souvenirs.
Locker facilities available; allow extra time if using spa/change facilities.
Safety Requirements
Complete medical declaration; some conditions (cardiac, respiratory, pregnancy) may prohibit diving — consult your doctor.
Minimum age requirements for certain activities (check with facility; discovery snorkel often from ~8 years, scuba typically from 12–14 for juniors with restrictions).
Certified divers must present valid certification card for depth-specific dives (advanced or deep certifications may be required).
Mandatory briefing and instructor assessment for all participants; obey instructors and safety divers at all times.
No alcohol or heavy medications before diving; follow recommended surface intervals and do not fly within 12–24 hours after single dives (follow instructor guidance).
Tips
Book in advance online — slots, especially for guided deep dives and weekends, fill up quickly.
Bring your dive certification card if you are a certified diver; check package inclusions for gear rental.
If you want photos/video, pre-book the photography package or bring an approved underwater camera—ask about mounting and lighting options.
Stay hydrated and well-rested; avoid heavy meals immediately before diving.
Wear comfortable swimwear and a cover-up; towels and lockers are typically available but check policies.
Declare any medical conditions honestly and consult a physician if unsure about fitness to dive.
Consider visiting on weekdays or early slots to avoid crowds and maximise instructor attention.
