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Deep spot, at 45.45 metres, is the deepest scuba diving pool in Europe and the second deepest diving pool in the world and we will be running a dive trip there over the weekend of the weekend of the 31st of May and the 1st of June.
With warm clear water, simulated caves and swim through and a wreck, Deepspot is a great plus to scuba dive and with it being indoors you can dive it any time of the year and be guaranteed great diving conditions, there are also tunnels for spectators to walk through while watching the scuba divers so you can bring non-diving friends and family to watch.
Several different zones with different purposes will definitely suit everyone's needs. The shallowest zone allows divers to don equipment easily in the water. The next level features simulated cave spaces. If you go a little deeper, you will find a sunken boat, and at 20m the entrance to the deepest part begins, descending to a depth of 45m.
Located in Mszczonów, Poland, around 45 mins from Warsaw, the diving centre is easily reachable and should cost around £25 each to get to as long as you are happy to share a taxi.
The plan is to fly out Friday the 31st of May on the 15.05 Wizz air flight from Luton to Warsaw Chopin, Stay in Warsaw for two nights and fly back Sunday evening on the 17:25 return Wizz air flight, and because you can rent your equipment there you can travel with just an overnight bag and not worry about hold luggage for your trip. There is a bus from the airport to the city centre for around £1 but if you are willing to share a taxi it's only a few pounds each.
On Saturday we will group up to take taxis to Deepspot for our first dive at 10 am, we will then have a little break where we can get some food at the onsite restaurant before our second dive at 1 pm. Each dive is around £55 (dependent on the exchange rate) and this covers all the equipment hired for the dive.
Sunday is just a chill-out day while we off gas after the two deep dives the day before so you will have a chance to take a look around the wonderful city of Warsaw and enjoy the Polish culture before your evening flight home.
Paul Rubens will be organizing the trip so if you let me know if you are interested I will pass on your details to him so he knows how many dive spots to fill, the payment for the two dives will need to be paid to confirm your space on the trip. You will also need to book your own flight and accommodation but if you are willing to share or would just like to be in the same hotel as a few of the others please let me know and I will sort that out for you.
Finally, if you would like to go to the bottom of Deep Spot, we will be running a deep diver course over the weekend of the weekend of the 17th and 18th of May. The price for the course is £249 but if you are a member of the dive club it is just £199 for the full course.
With warm clear water, simulated caves and swim through and a wreck, Deepspot is a great plus to scuba dive and with it being indoors you can dive it any time of the year and be guaranteed great diving conditions, there are also tunnels for spectators to walk through while watching the scuba divers so you can bring non-diving friends and family to watch.
Several different zones with different purposes will definitely suit everyone's needs. The shallowest zone allows divers to don equipment easily in the water. The next level features simulated cave spaces. If you go a little deeper, you will find a sunken boat, and at 20m the entrance to the deepest part begins, descending to a depth of 45m.
Located in Mszczonów, Poland, around 45 mins from Warsaw, the diving centre is easily reachable and should cost around £25 each to get to as long as you are happy to share a taxi.
The plan is to fly out Friday the 31st of May on the 15.05 Wizz air flight from Luton to Warsaw Chopin, Stay in Warsaw for two nights and fly back Sunday evening on the 17:25 return Wizz air flight, and because you can rent your equipment there you can travel with just an overnight bag and not worry about hold luggage for your trip. There is a bus from the airport to the city centre for around £1 but if you are willing to share a taxi it's only a few pounds each.
On Saturday we will group up to take taxis to Deepspot for our first dive at 10 am, we will then have a little break where we can get some food at the onsite restaurant before our second dive at 1 pm. Each dive is around £55 (dependent on the exchange rate) and this covers all the equipment hired for the dive.
Sunday is just a chill-out day while we off gas after the two deep dives the day before so you will have a chance to take a look around the wonderful city of Warsaw and enjoy the Polish culture before your evening flight home.
Paul Rubens will be organizing the trip so if you let me know if you are interested I will pass on your details to him so he knows how many dive spots to fill, the payment for the two dives will need to be paid to confirm your space on the trip. You will also need to book your own flight and accommodation but if you are willing to share or would just like to be in the same hotel as a few of the others please let me know and I will sort that out for you.
Finally, if you would like to go to the bottom of Deep Spot, we will be running a deep diver course over the weekend of the weekend of the 17th and 18th of May. The price for the course is £249 but if you are a member of the dive club it is just £199 for the full course.