From 10 years with the permission of the tutor, Although PADI may require older ages for some of its courses.

All over the world since it is an international card.

Anyone can learn to dive and become certified, provided they pass the theoretical knowledge and all practical skills.
On a physical level, in Spain, a doctor is required to reevaluate your physical condition

Diving Valencia can contact you with the doctor who collaborates with our school. Contact us for more information.

The theoretical part can be done online therefore, you progress at your own pace. Now we only have to stay to do the practices that will be two days.

Diving Valencia provides you with all the necessary equipment (regulator, vest, computer, bottle, suit, weights, fins). Although you should have the material that needs a more personal level of hygiene, booties, regulator mouthpiece. In our store we will help you choose the equipment that best suits your characteristics, and we even offer you a pack of fins, mask and tube at a good price.

Yes, assuming you have no irregularities in your ears and breasts. Discomfort is the normal effect of water pressure on your ears.
Fortunately, our bodies are designed to adjust for pressure changes in our ears (you just need to learn how).
If you have no difficulty adjusting air pressure during a flight, you probably won't have any trouble learning to adjust water pressure when diving.
The certifying doctor will do a complete inspection even looking at the compensation on your eardrums.

In principle, yes, although it may be a good time to think about quitting. Only the doctor can assess your risk.

Other than pregnancy, no. Since physiologists know little about the effects of diving on the fetus, the recommendation is that women avoid diving during pregnancy or when trying to become pregnant.
Menstruation is normally not a concern.

This is one of the most common questions, and the answer is relative: all people breathe at different speeds, and they breathe faster when jogging than sitting, for example. Thus, the deeper you go, the more air will be consumed.
In addition, there are bottles of different sizes, and whenever you dive, a manometer is worn to control the amount of air left in the bottle.

Statistics show that diving is safer than swimming and that many other mainland sports. There are potential risks, and that is why you need to attend a course.
Likewise, diving is the same as driving a car: if you follow the rules and use common sense, there should be no danger.

No. If you wear contact lenses there should be no problem diving with them. There is also the option of graduating the lenses of the diving mask in a professional optician.

You need basic swimming skills to stay confidently in the water

We offer you the next level, so that you feel safer as you continue learning from our hand and, of course, diving. Come with us to take a diving trip, it is a dream.

You just have to bring us the current medical certificate, a passport-type photo and a photocopy of the ID