FAQ Type: Experienced Divers

Small groups, clear briefings, conservative profiles, safety stops, O2 and first aid on boats, trained crew, and emergency action plans.

Yes. We rent BCDs, regulators, wetsuits, masks/fins, and dive computers. A personal mask/snorkel for fit is recommended.
All these items are also available for purchase if you prefer to have your own gear.

Yes, Enriched Air Nitrox is available. We highly recommend diving with Nitrox, as it helps reduce nitrogen loading and can extend your no-decompression limits, making your dives safer and more enjoyable.

If you are not certified yet, the Nitrox course is quick and easy to complete, and our instructors can train you right here.

26–30°C year-round. Usually, a rash guard is fine on normal days and sun/jelly protection. If you tend to get cold easily, we provide wetsuits for your comfort.

Ari Atoll is known for its mild currents, making it suitable for divers of all experience levels. But strong currents can be in channels, which makes for great drift dives. We choose sites to match experience and brief techniques before entry.

Reef sharks are shy and not aggressive to divers. We observe respectfully and do not feed or harass wildlife.

Manta, whale sharks, nurse sharks, reef sharks, Turtles and eagle rays, schooling fish, morays, octopus, nudibranchs, and thousands of fish species.

Commonly two tank mornings and an optional afternoon or night dive. 
Full-day 3-tank trips are arranged when demand and conditions allow.

Yes, with age-appropriate programs, depth limits, and child-sized equipment. Parental consent is required.

Yes, Reactivate/Scuba Review covers key theory and skills in shallow water, then an easy dive to regain confidence.