Lặn biển Phú Quốc - Delight Diving

Located in the Suối Mây area of Phú Quốc, Delight Diving offers a professional gateway to the marine environments of Vietnam. The centre operates primarily in Phú Quốc and Nha Trang, providing a structured environment for both recreational and advanced divers.

You can expect a professional approach to diving, with a focus on safety and environmental respect. Whether you are looking for a single excursion or a series of dives, the centre is geared towards delivering a high standard of service in the region.

The team at Delight Diving consists of professional and experienced instructors dedicated to the SSI curriculum. They are available to assist you throughout your training or exploration.

Instruction is provided in Vietnamese, and the centre maintains a professional atmosphere for all skill levels. They offer 24/7 support to ensure your time in the water is as smooth as possible.

Delight Diving is a certified SSI school, offering a complete progression of courses. You can start with the Open Water Diver course and progress through the SSI Advanced Adventurer, SSI Specialty Diver, and SSI Master Diver levels.

For those looking to advance their safety skills, the Rescue Diver course is available. They also offer dive refit sessions for those wanting to refresh their skills before heading out.

The centre provides high-quality equipment for hire, including regulators, fins, and masks. If you are diving in cooler conditions, wetsuits are also available.

For those who prefer to use their own kit, the centre offers professional support and facilities to ensure your gear is ready for the water.

The reefs around Phú Quốc are rich with life, featuring a variety of corals and diverse marine organisms. You will encounter many reef fish, including various species of butterflyfish, angelfish, and sergeant majors.

In the rockier sections, look for groupers (Epinephelinae) and wrasse (Labridae) navigating the crevices. You may also spot parrotfish (Calotomus), chromis, and various other reef fish species.

For those interested in macro life, the area hosts a range of interesting organisms, including octopus (Octopoda) and various nudibranchs. You might also encounter mantis shrimp (Stomatopoda) and coconut octopus among the reef structures.