Hi, the Museum exhibits are up to 12m underwater so are really best seen by diving. Most people can be safely taken to such depths by competent dive schools ( and Dive College is certainly competent and safe). Suggest you call them and then consider a try dive in their pool or close to the dive centre before you try the Museum. You don't need to be a strong swimmer as the buoyancy aids and fins will help, but you do need to be confident.

60 euros each

Medical form to complete but check if you’re covered by your insurance too.

Hello, it al depends on the day you go. If the visibility is good you can see it but if the visibility is not very good it is better to go scuba diving.

I believe the museum is up to 15m deep, so it would be possible to see it from above on a clear day, but best to check with the museum direct.

Hello Yvonne, we do try dives every day at 14:00 (except on Sunday until July). The price for a try dive is 60 euro and involves theory and a dive in the sea to a max. depth of 6 meters together with an instructor. During the dive we make about 30 to 40 pictures. After that there is the option to go again from the boat to a different divesite to a max of 12 meters. The second dive is 40 euro.

Hello Layla, children from 10 years old are allowed to go to a maximum depth of 6 meters on a try dive in the sea, same as her brother. We offer the discover scuba every day at 10 am and 2 pm. It is a 2 hour program which starts with an explanation followed by a dive in the sea together with an instructor. During the dive we take photos with our digital underwater camera. This first dive is from the shore but if they like, they can join us on a follow-up dive from the boat. We will go to a different dive site and they will also be supervised by an instructor. This program we can do every day at 15.30. Also we can pick you up from your hotel or villa in Playa Blanca. We hope this answers your questions and we hope to see you at the dive centre. Please contact us if you need any further information. Kind regards, Marian de Jongh Swemer