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Deep Dive Dubai: Prices, Age Limits and Booking Rules

Deep Dive Dubai, in Nad Al Sheba 1 (Meydan), prices each experience on its own booking page: Snorkelling AED 400 (age 6+, surface only), Scuba for Kids AED 1,200 (ages 8–9, to 2m), non-certified Scuba Diving from AED 1,800 (age 10+, to 12m), non-certified Freediving from AED 1,100 (age 13+, to 5m), and the Sunken City Walk AED 600 (age 10+, non-swimmers welcome).

The operator's homepage summary tiles still show lower headline figures — AED 1,200 for scuba and AED 900 for freediving — than the package prices on its own experience pages, so treat the experience pages as the bookable rates. A visit runs 2–3 hours total with 40–50 minutes of in-water time; a full set of equipment and highly-trained instructors are included, and the dressing rooms are stocked with towels and toiletries. No certification is needed for the entry-level scuba experience, which is capped at 12 metres.

Deep Dive Dubai — key details at a glance
AddressMeydan, Nad Al Sheba 1, Dubai, UAE
Google MapsOpen location
Phone+971 4 501 9444
Emailinfo@deepdivedubai.com
Official websitedeepdivedubai.com
Opening hoursDeep Dive Dubai does not publish facility opening hours. Its FAQ gives "between 9am and 6pm (Dubai time)" as the hours in which it responds to enquiries (read 8 October 2026); dives are booked by session slot, so confirm session times when booking.
SnorkellingAED 400, minimum age 6, no certification required — a guided experience on the surface of the pool only, and you must be able to swim
Scuba for KidsAED 1,200, minimum age 8–9, maximum depth 2m, premium equipment and instructor guidance included; a parent or legal guardian must be at the facility
Scuba Diving (non-certified)Standard from AED 1,800, Premium from AED 2,400, Platinum from AED 3,000 (three hours, private instructor, facility tour); minimum age 10, maximum depth 12m
Freediving (non-certified)Standard from AED 1,100 and Private from AED 2,400, both to 5m; Platinum from AED 3,000 to 10m. Minimum age 13, and you must be able to swim
Homepage tiles vs booking pagesDeep Dive Dubai's homepage shows AED 1,200 for Scuba Diving and AED 900 for Freediving, while its own non-certified experience pages list packages from AED 1,800 and from AED 1,100. Both figures are published by the operator; the experience pages are the ones you book from
Specialised divesAED 1,500 on the operator's homepage, minimum age 15, for divers who already hold certification
Sunken City WalkAED 600, minimum age 10, no swimming skills required, full-face mask, one hour with 20 minutes underwater at up to 4m
Scuba coursesPADI Open Water Diver from AED 4,000, PADI Scuba Diver AED 2,500, PADI Advanced Open Water Diver from AED 3,500, GUE Basic Fundamentals AED 4,500. The facility describes itself as a PADI 5 Star IDC and a GUE Premium Dive Center
Freediving courseAED 2,000 on the operator's homepage; the AIDA Level 1 course is described as suitable for beginners
Certified diver depth limitsDepth is determined by your certification level; diving beyond 30m requires a Deep Diver (or similar) certification from a globally recognised agency, any dive deeper than 40m requires a trimix certification, and 60m dives require proof of trimix certification to 60m with the necessary decompression gases
What's includedAdmission includes a full set of equipment — you bring a swimsuit, slippers and a sense of adventure. Dressing rooms are fully stocked with towels and toiletries, and highly-trained instructors guide each experience
Session length2–3 hours total visit; 40–50 minutes of in-water time, with snorkelling running about one hour
BookingBookings are available at least 1–2 days in advance; walk-ins are welcome but capacity is limited, so check the live booking calendar for availability. Experiences can be rescheduled up to five days before the booked date
Pool volume and depth14 million litres of freshwater — the equivalent of six Olympic-sized swimming pools — with a maximum depth of 60 metres. The operator describes it as the only diving facility in the world where you can dive to 60m, "15m deeper and four times bigger than any other diving pool in the world"
Water conditionsWater is kept at 30°C and circulated through filters every six hours, per the operator's own description of the facility
Watching from dry landThe top 20m of the pool is viewable from a series of 12 large windows; parents do not need to enter the water and can watch through the large windows from the cafe on level B2
Sunken city setThe operator describes the set as containing cars, motorbikes, fire ladders, park benches and phone booths, plus an apartment with a kitchen, bedroom and living room. Deep Dive Dubai does not publish a depth-by-depth map of which feature sits at which level, so none is claimed here

When to go

Deep Dive Dubai does not publish facility opening hours. Its FAQ gives "between 9am and 6pm (Dubai time)" as the hours in which it responds to enquiries (read 8 October 2026); dives are booked by session slot, so confirm session times when booking.

Because the operator does not publish a fixed schedule, confirm the day you plan to visit before you travel — the contact details are in the table above.

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How to contact Deep Dive Dubai

Phone: +971 4 501 9444. Email: info@deepdivedubai.com. Website: deepdivedubai.com. Address: Meydan, Nad Al Sheba 1, Dubai, UAE.

If any of these details have changed, tell us and we will re-check them against the venue’s own sources and update the verification date on this page.

How to get to Deep Dive Dubai

ParkingThe operator's FAQ states there is plenty of parking near the main entrance.
Taxi & ride-hailingThe operator describes the facility as only 20 minutes from downtown Dubai.

Deep Dive Dubai — frequently asked questions

How much does Deep Dive Dubai cost?

On the operator's own experience pages: Snorkelling AED 400, Scuba for Kids AED 1,200, non-certified Scuba Diving from AED 1,800 (Premium from AED 2,400, Platinum from AED 3,000), non-certified Freediving from AED 1,100 (Private from AED 2,400, Platinum from AED 3,000), and the Sunken City Walk AED 600. Specialised dives are listed at AED 1,500.

Why do Deep Dive Dubai's prices differ between pages?

The operator publishes two sets of figures. Its homepage tiles show AED 1,200 for Scuba Diving and AED 900 for Freediving, but the dedicated non-certified experience pages list packages from AED 1,800 and from AED 1,100. Book from the experience pages, which carry the package detail and the higher, current rates.

Do I need a diving certification to visit Deep Dive Dubai?

No. The non-certified Scuba Diving and Freediving experiences require no prior certification. Non-certified divers are allowed to dive to 12m; the entry-level freediving packages go to 5m, and the Platinum freediving package to 10m.

What is the minimum age at Deep Dive Dubai?

Snorkelling starts at age 6, Scuba for Kids at 8-9, non-certified Scuba Diving and the Sunken City Walk at 10, non-certified Freediving at 13, and Specialised dives at 15.

What does a Deep Dive Dubai session include?

Admission includes a full set of equipment and a highly-trained instructor; you only need a swimsuit and slippers, as the dressing rooms are fully stocked with towels and toiletries. A visit takes 2-3 hours in total, with 40-50 minutes of in-water time.

Can I book Deep Dive Dubai on the same day?

The operator says spots are available for booking at least 1-2 days in advance and that walk-in visitors are welcome, but capacity is limited — check the live booking calendar on its site before travelling.

Where is Deep Dive Dubai located?

In Nad Al Sheba 1, Meydan, described by the operator as only 20 minutes from downtown Dubai. Its FAQ says there is plenty of parking near the main entrance.

Where can I read reviews of Deep Dive Dubai?

Not here. This page publishes what the operator publishes about itself — hours, prices, contact details, and where it publishes none of those, that too — and no opinions, ratings or reviews of any kind. For what visitors say, the venue’s own Google Maps listing carries reviews from people who have actually been. Our editorial policy explains why we keep the two apart.

Age, weight, height and medical conditions here are transcribed from the operator’s own published requirements on the date shown. They are the operator’s rules, enforced at its desk, and they change without notice. Nothing here is a medical opinion or a clearance to take part — if a condition applies to you, ask the operator and your doctor, not this page.

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