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Deep Dive Dubai

The world's deepest pool — 60 metres and a sunken city: snorkelling from 362 AED, diving from 1112 AED.

Deep Dive Dubai — Nad Al Sheba, Dubai

from389 AED

Deep Dive Dubai holds the Guinness record as the world's deepest pool: 60 metres and 14 million litres of fresh water at 30°C. A sunken city is built on the bottom — apartments, a garage with cars, an arcade and a pool hall you swim through like a film set. Visibility is perfect, there's no current, and 56 cameras plus a safety team watch every guest. Bring swimwear and a towel; everything else is provided. No flying for 18–24 hours after diving, so don't plan it for your departure day.

Options and prices

OptionAdultChild
First scuba dive, down to 12 m1678 AED—
Snorkelling389 AED389 AED
Dive to 30 m, certified divers1198 AED—

How the options differ

First scuba dive, down to 12 m

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Snorkelling

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Dive to 30 m, certified divers

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What's included

Not included

How to pay

Getting there

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Cancellation and changes

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Questions and answers

Do I need diving experience?

No. Snorkelling needs none at all, and Discover Scuba is designed for beginners: a briefing and a one-on-one dive with an instructor.

What's down there?

A sunken city: apartments, a garage with cars, an arcade, foosball and a pool hall spread over levels from 6 to 30 metres.

Can we come with children?

Snorkelling from age 6, Discover Scuba and courses from 10; under-18s only with a parent or guardian. Younger children aren't admitted.

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