Scuba Sur Diving Center

13/08/2026

The Dutch family Prosman (mum, dad, 11y old son and 13y old son), all certified divers enjoyed diving . Here are some pictures they shared with us.

10/07/2026

11y old Alexander was proud he had collected this bag of trash during his (second) introduction dive with . Hopefully the start of a wonderful diving career!

19/06/2026

Becky Williams wanted to share some pictures and video of yesterday´s night dive from the boat. What an experience that was!

14/06/2026

Pictures from last friday.... Luckily we had Nico Rijsman to "proof" it :-)

10/06/2026

If you are or if you know a german (and english) speaking dive instructor, let him know we are looking for him to join our team asap :-) it has to be a man (sorry ladies) due to shared accommodation

09/06/2026

What an incredible footage of this magnificant octopus on our house reef 🐙🐙🐙thanks to our guide Robin! Keep watching to see it "spread its tentacles".... 🥰

12/05/2026

Today, age 77, he is back again for his yearly introduction dive 😀 As long as his doctor allows him to dive, he will come back.....

Jozef V.B. has proven it.... You are never too old to start scuba diving. With his 72y, he is probably one of our most "riped" 😜customers.... Remember to bring your medical certificate if you have this blessed age as well and want to give it a try!

08/05/2026

Ten days ago, we discovered these two seahorses on the ascent line of our house reef.
From that moment on, we did everything in our power to protect them and safeguard their habitat.
For the past ten days, our divers and students were asked not to use this line for descent or ascent, and photos could only be taken in a very controlled and respectful way. The wellbeing of these beautiful animals always came first.
This morning, we invited Tore, a semi‑professional underwater photographer, to capture the two seahorses during a carefully planned underwater photoshoot. The result is simply magnificent.
Sadly, during our second dive, we observed another dive center behaving in a very chaotic and disrespectful way toward the underwater environment. We witnessed one of their divemasters violently kicking the descent line multiple times with their fins, showing little awareness of the fragile marine life around them.
We truly hope the seahorses survived this disturbance and were able to migrate to a safer habitat. While this likely means we may no longer have the privilege of observing them, their safety matters far more than our desire to see them.
Respect for the ocean and its inhabitants is not optional — it is our responsibility. 💙🌊

04/05/2026

Look what we found 😍