If you’re PADI or SSI certified, we can often verify your certification online. Just be sure to provide your full name (including your middle name) and birthdate exactly as they appear on your certification card before the tour.

The boat is located just 50-60 meters from our dive shop, and we head there fully equipped. If you have any difficulty with the walk or experience back problems, just let your guide know—we’re here to assist!

To join our scuba dive tours, you need a SCUBA diving certification (PADI Open Water Diver or an equivalent). New to scuba diving? No problem—our ‘First Time Diver’ program is perfect for beginners or those trying it for the first time!

• We offer a range of dry suit sizes to ensure maximum comfort and safety for all participants. Our sizes are based on the most commonly available options on the market, so we encourage everyone to check the size chart carefully. Having the right fit is essential for keeping you warm, dry, and ready to fully enjoy your adventure

• Min. Height: 150 cm (4’11”)
• Min. Weight: 45 kg (99 lbs)
• Max. Height: 210 cm (6’7″)
• Max. Weight: 120 kg (265 lbs)

Our dive and snorkel equipment is carefully selected from the world’s leading manufacturers, specifically designed for cold water conditions to ensure your comfort and safety.

We provide undergarments and dry suits from BARE and URSUIT SOFTDURA, which are both flexible and comfortable to wear. The front zipper design allows you to put on the suit independently, while the Quick Neck system offers the flexibility to use different neck seal sizes for a perfect fit. Paired with Ursuit XTreme underwear, made from breathable material with double insulation, this setup ensures maximum thermal comfort even in the coldest waters.

For those who prefer wetsuits, we offer AQUALUNG 7mm full-length wetsuits combined with 5mm short suits for added warmth.
For freedivers, we provide the Frivannsliv Evo2 7mm wetsuit, which is perfect for year-round freediving adventures.

To further protect you from the cold, we include 7mm neoprene hoods and 7mm three-fingered neoprene wet gloves to keep your head and hands warm. Additionally: fins, a mask, and a snorkel, so you will have everything you need to fully enjoy your underwater exploration.

We use 12L and 10L steel tanks (with better buoyancy properties), filled to 225 or 300 bar. Both single-valve setups are available, all with DIN connections. If you have a YOKE regulator, no worries—just let us know, and we’ll provide a DIN-YOKE adapter
To ensure everything is ready for you, please let us know in advance what tank configuration you’ll need for your gear.

We recommend wetsuits or freediving suits, especially during the summer and early autumn when the water temperature ranges from 10-15°C. Usually, no water will touch your skin, but if it does, your body will quickly warm it up. Keep in mind, diving and snorkeling in Lofoten’s waters aren’t like tropical destinations, but trust us—it’s all part of the adventure! It’s an epic, refreshing, and one-of-a-kind experience. That said, most people find the water perfectly comfortable with the right wetsuit!