The dive center is certified as a provider of diving services by the Greek Ministry of Merchant Marine (license no. 143), providing scuba diving training of all levels, guided scuba diving excursions and rental of scuba diving equipment.Planet Blue is also certified by Bureau Veritas according to European standard EN 14467.In association with the training agencies of SSI, PADI they offer all kinds of services in the fields of recreational and technical scuba diving. Courses are run in Greek or English language, in groups of one to six trainees per instructor.The diving field includes the reefs and wrecks of Macronisos island, Cape Sounio and the surrounding islets. For the experienced and technical divers they organize daily excursions to more remote diving sites all of them chosen from the immense personal archive of Kostas Thoctarides.
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