Scuba Diving

### The Ultimate Diving Adventure

Scuba diving in Antarctica reveals an alien underwater world of ice formations, unique marine life, and crystalline visibility in Earth's most extreme diving environment.


#### What to Expect

- Water temperatures: -2°C to 2°C

- Incredible visibility up to 100 meters

- Ice diving with surface support

- Unique marine life encounters

- Maximum depth typically 20-30 meters

- Duration: 20-30 minutes per dive




Requirements
Advanced Open Water certification minimum. Dry suit experience mandatory. Recent cold water diving experience strongly recommended. Medical clearance required.


Marine Life

- Antarctic sea stars and urchins

- Giant isopods and sea spiders

- Ice fish and Antarctic cod

- Kelp forests and sponge gardens

- Seals and penguins from below




Equipment

- Dry suits with thermal undergarments

- Cold water regulators

- Full safety equipment

- Surface support team




What Makes It Special

Antarctic diving offers encounters with marine life found nowhere else, swimming beneath icebergs, and the bragging rights of diving in the world's most extreme underwater environment.