Antalya/Kemer Dykning med pickup, lunch och 2 dykningar

This was the worst diving experience I had (and I had 6 dives in different countries), though this was supposed to be "the best one" on Viator. We payed 110 EUR for 2 people for what? For two 5 minute dives? On the boat they asked 30 extra EUR per person for "real diving", and this is NOT NORMAL. It is expected that we have two (or at least ONE) proper full dive for at least 15 munutes when we book this experience. The description in Viator does not mention any extra charge and even misleadingly says that both dives can't be longer than 20 minutes, suggesting that we get proper duration on each dive. I also asked the main instructor (after the 5 minute "learning" dive) for how long will be the 2nd dive? He replied "25-40 minutes" not mentioning the extra charge. They even charge 20 EUR for "individual" breathing regulator mouthpiece, I never seen anything like that before. Also they drag this mouthpiece on the dirty floor before handing it to you, we constantly had to ask to wash it with water before they give it to us. Even more fun, there was 1 person who paid for 3rd dive (someone on the street who seld the tour to him promised this), and none if the crew was aware of this. They ended up with no choice but to give him the 3rd dive at the 3rd spot, but everyone else on the boat had to wait for 1 extra hour waiting for them to finish. In result we also got into a traffic jam, so we returned back at 8pm (departured at 7am). The management and organization is just terrible. The amount of people on the boat was huge, everyone was in a rush, NO PROPER INSTRUCTIONS were given for what to do if the breather/pipe accidentally gets out of the mouth (I.e. how do you use the air discharge button or how do you find the breather if it gets pulled behind you) - this is NOT acceptable because due to the OVERCROWDNESS at the 1st location me and my girlfriend were hit twice by someone's leg under the water - the breather could have easily been pulled out of the mouth underwater and no safety instructions were given for that! Back at Mexico, Cancun, we had the best diving experience and the instructor there was 100% processional and was diving time to my girlfriend when she was worried about anything and explained instructions like 3 times to her until she understood (it was her 1sr dive). Here my girlfriend was so stressed due to people kicking her with legs and water coming into her mask that she asked the instructor underwater to get back to the surface twice at both spots (she gave the thumb up "go up" sign) - the instructor IGNORED her request underwater and continued descending BOTH times even he clearly saw her distress. Also due to the overall rush the guy who mounted the aqualung on my girlfriend hit her with the tank on her back and didn't even say sorry. The lunch was the worst too, just a dry cutlet, dry salad and some grain, of course they charge for drinks (at least it's mentioned on Viator). People including the crew were constantly smoking in the 1st deck despite the DON'T SMOKE SIGN. Just don't waste your time there unless you really want to pay them extra on board for just 1 proper duration dive. The boat operator was ALIS DIVING, 0/10.

Amazing Day out, great experience, staff were lovely and got the option to do an extra longer dive which was worth the extra money 😁

Viator really is one of the best apps to arrange trips. Transfer picked up exactly on time, the trip was amazing and the transfer back was also perfect.

Diving team were very attentive with a great focus on safety which made the experience as a first time diver much more enjoyable.

I went scuba diving in Antalya this June — overall, it was a great experience, even though the water conditions weren’t ideal. June is a popular time, but the sea was a bit cloudy, so visibility underwater was low and we didn’t see many fish. That said, everything else more than made up for it. The organization was excellent from start to finish. Our driver from the hotel to the marina was fantastic — super friendly and punctual. The boat was comfortable, the staff was welcoming, and the overall atmosphere was really relaxed and enjoyable. Swimming around the rocky coastline and mountains was just amazing. Even without perfect scuba conditions, being in that scenery was an unforgettable experience. The instructors were all professional, patient, and friendly. Our coach was especially polite and helpful. You could tell the whole team knew what they were doing, which made the whole day feel very safe and smooth. All in all, I highly recommend this trip — especially for the views and the great service. Just be aware that visibility underwater can vary depending on the season.

Unfortunately, the experience did not go well. Although I’m open water scuba-certified, the tour turned out to be a discovery/trial dive, which wasn’t clearly indicated in the booking. The pickup was delayed by 30 minutes, and by 11:40 a.m., we were still at the port. The entire trip was disorganized, with long periods of downtime and confusion onboard. I was charged an extra $30 for a second “long” dive, yet the first dive lasted only 30 minutes—half of which was spent with the instructor trying to remove an octopus from a rock. By 2 p.m., we were still at the first dive site just 200 meters from the port. I requested to be dropped off early and received a refund for the second dive. Prior to the trip, I had asked Capella Travel for a detailed itinerary with specific departure and return times but never received proper information. The lack of communication and the constant arguments between the captain and a female crew member further worsened the experience.

Eric Did a marvellous job in getting us through booking and tour. Definitely will recommend for beginners also. Divers were professional and ready to help at any point.

It was very good, so much fun , very friendly staff, great location, fantastic environment and atmosphere, professional team and instructors

My first time diving was fun. I was little nervous because the equipment wasn't setup properly during my first diving attempt but I was fortunate enough to communicate with my instructor. Other than that I successfully passed my first test to get my license as a professional diver.

Please read! This was a very unsafe diving experience! They let anyone over 14 do a discovery dive (5m/15ft) with little to no instructions or guidance. During our trip there were multiple instances of people being given gear to put on, and told to jump in water that was 5m/15ft deep going into a full panic. One individual was so panicked that she was thrashing wildly & was unable to have anyone help her for some time. For those like me doing open water diving down to 20m/60ft the diving brief/ talk of a dive plan is 30 seconds long where all they they say is "hold your partners hand the whole time and if you let go & can't find them re-surface after 10 minutes" They also pre-assemble your gear & don't let you check any of it. When I protested & said I needed to check the gear, I was continuously pressured to do so quickly and told that we had no time. When checking my gear I heard air leaking from my tank which I pointed out to an instructor who told me its minimal & not to worry. I was also not given a depth meter, as well as noticing that my BC unit had no place where I could fasten my second regulator. Finally, as a diver certified in the US I am accustomed to using weights in lbs which meant I had to ask staff for help with how much weight in KG to use. Weighing 70kg I was instructed & given 10kg which I now know is way too much. My big mistake was not calling off the dive. Instead, after more pressure from staff I inflated my BC & jumped in the water with 150 BAR of air which they told me is a full tank. As we start descending my wife (dive partner) noticed big bubbles leaking from my tank & pointed it out to an instructor who nodded & gave the "we are ok" signal. I myself quickly noticed that I was sinking really fast & had to peddle quite hard to descend slowly. Eventually at the bottom, I tried to inflate my BC to get neutral boyancy. I then noticed that even if fully inflated I was sinking & informed my instructor. He attempted to adjust my weights for some time which the dive captain eventually noticed. The dive captain came over stating I need to ascend as there are issues with my gear. This turned out to be a saving grace as due to the heavy air leakage I got to the surface with only around 25 BAR of air left after being in the water only a few minutes. The final detail to share is that we also ascended with no safety stop which has left me with quite a headache.