Big Blue Diving
Big Blue Diving is a dive centre on Carrer Martín Ros García 6 in Palma Nova, Mallorca. It runs beach dives, boat dives, courses, refresher dives, discover scuba, snorkelling and fun dives; one intro session lasted about 2 hours in total, with roughly 1 hour in the water. A harbour dive included around 30 minutes of briefing and about 1 hour underwater, while morning programmes start at 9:00 and finish before 1:00 pm. Dive insurance is required and can be bought there for 7 €, and morning parking can be difficult.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book in advance at Big Blue Diving, or can I just turn up?
Many guests book ahead, as Big Blue Diving organises everything according to the weather, the group and the day’s schedule. Reviews also mention that morning pick-ups and last-minute arrangements were possible. For popular morning slots, it is worth enquiring early via the website or by phone on +34 971 681 686.
Is Big Blue Diving also suitable for beginners and children?
Yes. Reviews often mention Big Blue Diving for discover scuba, beginners and nervous first-time divers. One review described an intro session as lasting about 2 hours in total, with around 1 hour in the water. For children or teenagers, participation depends on the course, age and safety requirements, which the team can explain directly.
What types of diving does Big Blue Diving offer?
According to the website and reviews, Big Blue Diving in Palma Nova offers beach dives, boat dives, fun dives, courses, refresher dives, discover scuba and snorkelling. One review mentions a morning start at 9:00 and returning before 1:00 pm. Depending on the group, dives can be planned as shallow sessions for beginners or deeper dives for certified divers.
What equipment is provided by Big Blue Diving?
Reviews say that Big Blue Diving provides a mask, fins, a 5 mm wetsuit, SMB and a dive computer. Several guests report that the kit was prepared in advance and issued to fit properly, and that equipment could be stored safely between dive days. In colder water, some people also wore two wetsuits.
Which dive sites are visited most often?
Several reviews mention El Toro as a typical dive site near Palma Nova. It is described as a protected marine reserve and is reached by boat. Reports mention sightings of barracudas, octopus, moray eels, groupers, rays and nudibranchs, although visibility and the exact spot depend on the weather and the day’s plan.
Do I need dive insurance or a medical certificate?
According to one review, dive insurance is required, and if you do not already have it, it can be bought there for 7 €. The same review says a medical certificate is needed for anyone over 60. Certified dives also follow the usual safety rules, including the no-fly interval after diving.
How do I get to Big Blue Diving and where is it in Palma Nova?
Big Blue Diving is located in Palma Nova and is described in reviews as being close to Palma and Palma Nova. Some guests mention morning pick-ups if transport is needed. If you are coming by car, it is sensible to allow a bit more time for parking in the morning, as reviews mention this as a practical tip.
How long do the dives or try dives usually last?
The duration depends on the activity. One try dive was described in a review as lasting about 2 hours in total, with around 1 hour in the water. Another guest mentioned a harbour dive with about 1 hour in the water plus roughly 30 minutes of briefing. Some morning trips started at 9:00 and ended before 1:00 pm.
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Location
Carrer Martín Ros García, 6, 07181 Palma Nova
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