Anthias Divers

25/11/2025

25/11/2025

James Wilkinson little UK project is up and running !

Welcome to Scuba Academy — your nearest dedicated scuba training pool to London.
We’re a PADI 5★ Dive Center with our own private heated indoor pool, purpose-built for high-quality diver training.

Whether you’re brand new to diving, want to try scuba for the first time, or are looking for flexible, family-friendly courses — we’re here to help you take your first breath underwater.

Learn here, dive anywhere.
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📍 Surbiton — easy access from London
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19/06/2025

Welcome back, kim & Ben!
Our favorite dive buddies are back where they belong 🌊💙
Tomorrow, we dive back into memory-making — fins on, smiles wide, bubbles up! 🫧✨
Happy bubbles!

28/11/2024

Learning to Scuba dive can be highly inspiring and rewarding,
Congratulations to Mathias 🇩🇰🇩🇰 for completing his PADI Open Water Diver course with Amr,
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21/10/2024

Wooohoooo our divers and Turkish group on the boat was super happy to see a Whaleshark at Ras bob :))))

12/10/2024

Happy happy birthday 🎂 James Wilkinson

11/10/2024

Interesting fact about the Redsea!

The Red Sea in Egypt is a great place to dive. It is worth finding out where the name comes from, what is the salinity of the Red Sea and its depth. By choosing to dive on the coral reefs around Hurghada, you can explore the Red Sea. It is home of many different marine animal species and hundreds of types of soft and hard corals. We would like to bring you some interesting facts about the Red Sea.

Where does the name Red Sea come from?
There is no unequivocal answer to this question. There are several theories that explain the name.

Although the water in the Red Sea looks blue (in different shades :). During blooms of algae Trichodesmium erythreaum on the surface, the water appears reddish brown.
The ancient Greeks called the sea the Eritrean Sea and the word "erithros" means red in Greek.
Colors in some ancient languages (Achaemenid people) were used to indicate directions. Red meant south. The sea on the south may have taken its name from the geographical direction marking its location.
On part of the coast there are rocks containing iron oxide, which is reddish brown in color.

03/10/2024

Who agrees Scuba diving is like a box of Pringles, Once you pop, you don't stop :) ?

30/08/2024

22/07/2024

Thank you Dive Denizli 🇹🇷 🇹🇷 for great summer times you shared with us.



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06/06/2024

Alison being a captain for the day while Yousef our instructor keeps a look out...... they seen a pirate ☠️ ship better stay clear 😆 🤣..