Beginners Diving Adventure Green Bay from Ayia Napa Protaras

Diving Adventure at Green Bay is available on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays from May to October

This thrilling underwater session allows you to experience the joy of diving in a safe environment with an itinerary designed especially for beginners.

Green Bay is home to an abundance of wild life, and sea turtles are often spotted here. There are dozens of species of fish and other creatures and the waters are calm, warm and with great visibility.

Full safety briefing and instruction are provided from our expert diving instructors.

As well as in intro dive (beginners introduction to scuba diving) where you will get to experience the deeper areas of the bay, the session also includes snorkelling.

Pick up is included from all Ayia Napa areas and Protaras / Pernera / Kapparis areas. Return transport back after the trip is also included.

Pick up will be from designated pick up points around the resort. Your nearest pick up point may be a few minutes walk from your hotel. Your exact pick up location and time will be advised upon confirmation.

Please be waiting at the pick up point before the time stated in case the bus is running early.

Pick ups start in Ayia Napa at 08.00 and Protaras at 08.15

3 hour Green Bay introdive and snorkelling experience

Return transport from your hotel in Ayia Napa or Protaras.

Diving Instructor

Full equipment

Cylinders and weights

Full payment is required at the time of booking.

Please book at least 3 days in advance.

In the event of bad weather for diving, we may need to reschedule your trip.

We ask that you give us a second choice of date in case your first choice is already fully booked p. (Limited spaces are available each week)

Drinks and snacks

This activity is not wheelchair accessible.

You will be required to complete a health questionnaire before you dive.

You must leave at least 12 hours between diving and flying

Pick up from hotels in Ayia Napa and Protaras areas is included.

Itinerary of this activity is subject to change without prior notice due to weather conditions or reasons beyond our control.

All indicated times are approximate and subject to change.

To scuba dive safely, you must be in good general health and not be extremely overweight. Your respiratory and circulatory systems and body air spaces, such as your sinuses, must be normal and healthy. Pregnant women and people with heart trouble, a current cold or congestion, epilepsy, active asthma, a severe medical problem, or who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs, should not dive. If taking prescription medication, consult your doctor before participating in this program and if possible obtain a doctor’s note to say you are fit to scuba dive.

If you arrive for your discover scuba diving session under the influence of alcohol your dive will be cancelled and you will not receive a refund.

You will not be able to dive if you have any of the following conditions: ear infection, ear disease, hearing loss or problems with balance, a history of ear or sinus surgery, cold, congestion, sinusitis or bronchitis, a history of respiratory problems, severe attacks of hay fever or allergies, or lung disease, a collapsed lung (pneumothorax) or history of chest surgery, active asthma or history of emphysema or tuberculosis, currently taking medication that carries a warning about any impairment of your physical or mental abilities, behavioural health, mental or psychological problems or a nervous system disorder, are you or could you be pregnant, over 45 and have a family history of heart attack or stroke, a history of colostomy, heart disease or heart attack, heart surgery or blood vessel surgery, high blood pressure, angina, or take medication to control blood pressure, bleeding or other blood disorders, diabetes, seizures, blackouts or fainting, convulsions or epilepsy or take medications to prevent them, back, arm or leg problems following an injury, fracture or surgery, fear of closed or open spaces or panic attacks (claustrophobia or agoraphobia).