Trincomalee Diving Centre

Trincomalee, Sri Lanka

About

TRINCOMALEE DIVING CENTRE was opened in 2014 as the Back Packer Branch of their NILAVELI DIVING CENTRE with very reasonable rates. The Diving Centre has a sitting area with a flat screen for teaching PADI Courses, an equipment room, a school room for teaching PADI courses, a compressor room, an equipment roo and a private shower area.There are two diving boats with roof and shade available, witch bring you you to the desired diving locations. It takes around 5 to 30 minutes boat ride depending on the dive spot. Every boat contains a maximum of 5 divers and one dive guide (Dive Master or Diveinstructor). At the Diving Base you have the possibility to practice mostly boat dives with all grades of difficulties suitable for beginners and experienced divers. They offer Reef, Rock, Deep & Night Dives at their different Trincomalee Dive Sites with different depth from 6 up to 30 meters. Our Diving School offers PADI courses for beginners and advanced divers, e.g. “Discovery Scuba Diving, DSD” (minimum age 10 years) , beginner courses (PADI Scuba Diver, PADI Open Water Diver, continue to PADI Adventure Diver, PADI Advanced Open Water Diver. They are the only PADI Dive Resort in Sri Lanka with an own PADI Course Director who teach one times a year students up to PADI Diveinstructor at their SCUBA ACADEMY in Nilaveli. At TRINCOMALEE DIVING CENTRE they speak at least English, German, Sinhala and Tamil.

Services & Facilities

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Courses & Certifications

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Contact Information

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178/32 Nilaveli Road, Allesgarden, Uppuveli, Trincomalee 31000, Sri Lanka

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