Can I scuba dive if I am not a strong swimmer?
Yes. You do not need to be an excellent swimmer for a discovery dive.
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How old do you need to be for a discovery dive?
A junior discovery dive is possible from the age of 10.
Read the full answer →Do I need to buy my own equipment before starting?
For a Discovery Dive, all equipment is included. For the Open Water course, all equipment is provided except fins, boots, mask, snorkel and gloves.
Read the full answer →Why choose a PADI scuba diving course?
PADI offers structured, internationally recognized training that allows you to progress at your own pace.
Read the full answer →Why learn to scuba dive in Switzerland?
Diving in Switzerland is generally more demanding than in tropical waters. Once trained here, you'll usually feel much more comfortable when diving abroad.
Read the full answer →Diving in a lake or in the sea: what are the differences for a beginner?
The basic diving skills are the same, but water temperature, visibility, buoyancy and diving conditions can be very different.
Read the full answer →Can you eat quagga mussels from Lake Geneva?
Yes, quagga mussels are technically edible, but eating them is not recommended.
Read the full answer →Does body fat make a diver more buoyant?
Yes. Body fat is less dense than water and generally increases a diver’s buoyancy.
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