Diving in Europe has so much to offer, from the excitement of learning to the challenge of continuing education. Easily accessible from the UK, highlights include historical wrecks, unique adventures and pelagic encounters.
An archipelago of huge volcanic peaks breaking the surface in the mid-Atlantic, the Azores is a spectacular destination for diving, hiking or whale watching. The lush green islands are untouched by mass tourism and the local waters hold a rich marine biodiversity, most notably a wide variety of whale and dolphin species. Find Out More about Azores
More than the Rock, Gibraltar is rich in history, culture, and diving. Ideally located at the entrance to the Mediterranean, nutrient filled waters bring a variety of marine life. These are complimented by a number of accessible wrecks, making for a wonderful scuba diving holiday or weekend. Find Out More about Gibraltar
Iceland is more amazing than you could ever imagine, with stunning natural wonders and unique diving opportunities in crystal clear waters, between tectonic plates or inside a geothermal lake. This land of fire and ice boasts a rich culture and rugged nature, 24 hours of sunshine and plenty of adventure. Find Out More about Iceland
The volcanic islands of the Madeira archipelago attract visitors throughout the year. The temperate climate, bountiful nature, diversity of marine life and local lifestyle are just several reasons why. You will be surprised at how many experiences are available here. Find Out More about Madeira
This archipelago of three islands lies at the heart of the Mediterranean, offering year round sunshine, an intriguing 7,000 year history, unique culture, captivating places of interest, a bustling nightlife and superb diving conditions. Malta is popular for learning to dive and underwater highlights include wrecks and the caves and caverns of Gozo. Find Out More about Malta
With over 25,000 kilometres of spectacular coastline to explore, Norway is blessed with some of the world’s finest cold water diving experiences. From WWII wrecks to vibrant kelp forests, and ocean giants to abundant critters, Norway offers plentiful opportunities for the adventurous diver. Find Out More about Norway
Spain’s coast and volcanic islands include diving the Atlantic, Mediterranean and Cantabrian Sea. The marine reserves are home to plentiful and diverse marine life, with caves, reefs and wrecks to explore. The climate in the Canary Islands is considered one of the best in the world, welcoming visitors year round. Find Out More about Spain
