Scuba Diving Intro in Calvià Marine Reserve

Stands out for

  • • Supervised dive up to 6 meters in protected waters
  • • Visibility of 15 to 25 meters over posidonia seagrass beds
  • • Small groups of 4 to 6 people for personalized attention
  • • Small boat transfer to safe, shallow coves
  • • Professional instructors experienced in scuba diving initiation
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Description

Context The Calvià Marine Reserve, located along the southwest coast of Mallorca, offers a protected environment with crystal-clear waters and underwater meadows of oceanic posidonia, ensuring visibility between 15 and 25 meters. This protected area is perfect for beginners to start scuba diving, combining safety and rich marine biodiversity within a regulated space designed to preserve its ecosystem.

The experience After a welcome at the dive center, you’ll receive a theory and practical session in shallow water, where you’ll learn to handle basic scuba equipment. Then, a short boat transfer will take you to a safe cove for a supervised dive up to 6 meters deep. Underwater, silence is only broken by the sound of your regulator breathing, as you explore lush green seagrass meadows and schools of colorful small fish.

For whom This activity is designed for complete beginners with no prior diving experience, participants over 8 years old who can swim and float. It’s ideal for those seeking a safe, guided introduction to scuba diving in Mallorca, with personalized attention in small groups.

Local context Calvià is a municipality with a strong maritime tradition and a deep commitment to marine conservation. Local dive centers work closely with reserve management to ensure all activities follow regulations and actively contribute to protecting the environment and its marine biodiversity.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 6+

Kid-friendly

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Practical Guide

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Location

How to get there

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Expert Recommendations

Bring swimwear, towel, and ID. If you have any medical conditions, consult a doctor and bring a medical certificate. The best time for diving is spring and summer, ideally in the morning for better visibility. Book in advance and arrive early to allow time for briefing and equipment fitting. Don’t forget sunscreen and comfortable shoes for the boat transfer.

Physical Requirements

Ability to float and swim with fins, appropriate physical and mental condition for diving, no prior certification required

About the Area

Calvià, on Mallorca, features beaches, hidden coves, and a protected marine reserve with clear waters and posidonia seagrass beds. Dive centers are located in Santa Ponsa and Port Adriano, with easy access from Palma. Beyond diving, you can explore coastal hiking trails, go kayaking, spot dolphins and whales, and visit nearby cultural sites.

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Yes, swimming ability and the capacity to float with fins are essential for safe participation in the scuba diving introduction.
The dive is supervised and reaches a maximum depth of 6 meters, suitable for beginners and safe conditions.
Neoprene suit, mask, snorkel, buoyancy control vest, regulator, and air tank are provided. You should bring swimwear, towel, ID, and a medical certificate if required.
The activity lasts between 2 and 4 hours, including theory, practice in shallow water, and the supervised dive.
Yes, booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak season, as groups are small and spots are limited.