Our dive centre is located in Gordon's Bay, a lovely coastal town 40km from Cape Town CBD, we mainly explore the beautiful marine life of False Bay. We focus on training confident and conservation-conscious divers. This is achieved through personal attention, incorporating life skills in our courses, and our persuasive love and respect for the ocean.
Just Africa Scuba
Training & Conservation Centre PADI Scuba Courses | Guided Dives & Ocean Safaris | Conservation | Dive Travel | Career Development Program | First Aid (EFR) Courses | Preparation Year
Contact
082 598 1884
Where to start with Diving
Are you new to diving or do you want to further your dive education?
Explore False Bay
Ocean
Safaris
Tours can be accompanied by a marine biologist, who will provide valuable insight into the biodiversity and history of False Bay.
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The Team
Our young, dynamic team is excited for the year ahead. We've got some awesome events and trips planned.
We Protect what we Love. Be part of the movement!
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ#1
What is the age limits?
In most regions, the minimum age is 10 years old, however in some areas, local law may require a higher minimum age limit. Young participants need the approval and support of their parent or guardian. There is no upper age limit. To dive, you must be in good overall health, particularly your respiratory and circulatory systems. Mentally, you need a mature attitude, good judgement and the self-discipline to follow diving guidelines.FAQ#26
What about my ears?
Your ears will not be a problem, assuming you have no irregularities in your ears and sinuses. The discomfort is the normal effect of water pressure pressing on your eardrums. Fortunately, our bodies are designed to adjust to pressure changes in our surroundings – you just need to learn how. If you have no difficulties adjusting to air pressure when flying, you'll most likely experience no problems learning to adjust to water pressure while diving.FAQ#24
I'm not a great swimmer?
Some swimming ability is required. You need to have basic swim skills and be able to comfortably maintain yourself in the water, but you do not have to be a great or even good swimmer. Your PADI Instructor will assess this.FAQ#2
Is diving risky?
Diving does present some inherent risks. You can reduce your chances of having problems while diving by following basic safety rules and learning simple skills. Your dive professional takes precautions, uses experience and exercises good judgement to help keep you as safe as possible. People dive safely every day. However, any time people are in the water and are breathing compressed gas underwater, there is the potential for problems to occur.What our customers have to say.
Wat 'n wonderlike ondervinding! Dit was so lekker om iets saam as 'n gesin te kan aanpak en jou vrese te oorkom! Baie dankie vir die goeie en professionele span en instrukteur wat ons opgelei en gehelp het. Ons sien uit na die volgende duik saam met Just Africa Scuba!
The shark courses have been great, informative and easy to learn. Marius is an awesome teacher always pushing you to do your best. It is definitely worth a visit!!!
I did an Emergency First Responder course at Just Scuba. I can highly recommend Marius & his team for the professional way in which he presented the course, always keeping it interesting. They have great passion for everything they do!
Covid - 19 Risk Management
1. Risk Assessment & Standard Operating Procedures implemented - Safety Talks Certificates of Compliance
2. PADI Risk Management Training Certificates 1 to 3
3. DAN Employee Awareness Training Certificates
2. PADI Risk Management Training Certificates 1 to 3
3. DAN Employee Awareness Training Certificates
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