Hello my Celtic cousin, My name is Alun. I am the owner of elite Diving in Sharm El Sheikh. We will be delighted to have you dive with us. I also did all my training and 18 years of cold water diving in the UK. I even did a live aboard out of Oban in Scotland, We went as far as the Southern Hebrides as the weather was so good but saying that, my favorite dive on that trip was the second dive we did on SS Hispania, just off Tobamory. I would be very happy to exchange stories of diving in UK and also make sure you see the best there is in and around Sharm during a three day dive package. Thistlegorm is my favorite dive ever. Contact our office and they will give you advice on accommodation and other details. We look forward to hearing form you. You can contact us through our website.

Please contact our office so we can make sure we have all the relevant information to quote you correctly You can find us on Google Elite diving Sharm El Sheikh

Cher Monsieur Ahmad, Merci de nous contacter à propos des activités pour vos enfants. Étant donné l'âge de les enfants, nous pouvons offrir un cours de plongée en apnée.(snorkeling) Si vous souhaitez recevoir plus d'informations, veuillez nous envoyer un email. Google Merci de votre attention. Cordialement, Sabrina

Hi There, you can email elite diving and Alun (the owner ) can help your with that. Normally they are very flexible and I know they also have some shore dives available so you might be able to dive. Hope it helps x

Hello, Of course you can learn to dive and gain your PADI Open Water with Elite Diving in Sharm El Sheikh. Just contact our office and they will give you full details. Log onto our website and complete an enquiry form and they will get back to you very quickly. The cost is £180 for the practical course at resort. The course should take 3 to 4 days depending on which option you choose.

The course is run at the speed to keep the slowest learner in the class up to speed, sometimes this is not possible as some people's learning speed is due to lack of confidence and need time to nurture over a few weeks, which people don't have time on holiday. Some people drop out, but that is a very rare occasion with ourselves. Some classes take less time per day than others depending on the ability of the students to learn the new skills required, but on average it's around six hours a day actually learning, not counting the transfer time form hotels to the training site. As the course comes to close, it can be less as the students develop and get competent in the activity. We try and co-ordinate the transfers back to the hotels with our other students or divers.

Prices range from £120-£180 for PADI Open Water depending what learning option you decide on. Google Elite Divers and check out their website. Check out the PADI website too. You can sign up to an online e-learning course with PADI which will eliminate the need to sit in a classroom on your holiday learning the theory. Hope this helps!