Diving training for everyone
Diving is an exciting and inspiring experience that can be accessible to everyone, regardless of physical or mental ability level. Diving club "Daivings.lv" offers a wide range of diving training courses suitable for both beginners and experienced divers.
For beginners
An Open Water Diving course is offered for beginners, which lasts about 30 hours. The course covers basic diving skills including:
For experienced divers
For experienced divers, courses are offered to learn how to dive in a variety of conditions, such as:
Individual courses
Diving club "Daivings.lv" also offers individual diving training courses. Individual courses are suitable for those who want to learn faster or who have special needs.
Underwater diving equipment
Diving club "Daivings.lv" also offers diving equipment rental. Diving equipment is regularly checked and maintained in good condition.
Diving trips
Diving club "Daivings.lv" also organizes diving trips to various places in the world. Trips are organized for both beginners and experienced divers.
Apply for a diving course today!
Diving is a great opportunity to experience the fascinating underwater world. Apply for a diving course today and start your diving adventure!
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