The Big Wave Diving Center

The Big Wave Dive Center is situated in Brindisi, Italy, serving as a base for exploring the Adriatic coastline. The centre is positioned to provide personalised diving experiences, whether you are looking for your first breath underwater or progressing through professional training modules.

Operating with a focus on safety and environmental responsibility, the centre caters to an international clientele. The team is experienced in managing diverse groups, ensuring that every dive is tailored to the specific expectations and skill levels of the divers on board.

The team at The Big Wave is composed of highly qualified instructors trained to work within international contexts. They communicate fluently in English, making the centre a seamless choice for divers travelling from abroad.

For those looking to turn a passion into a career, the centre provides a pathway through professional training. They offer Divemaster and Instructor courses, with the instructor programmes specifically supported by the expertise of Enzo Volpicelli and Grazia Palmisano through their collaboration with ORCA DIVING CENTER.

The training programme covers the entire spectrum of recreational and professional diving. Beginners can start with the Open Water Diver course, while those looking to extend their depth and skills can progress to the Advanced Open Water Diver certification.

Beyond recreational diving, the centre offers Rescue Diver training and professional tracks including Divemaster and Instructor levels. They also provide specialized 'Plus' versions of the OWD and AOWD courses for divers seeking more comprehensive training modules.

The centre maintains a complete range of rental equipment to suit various needs. You can hire full sets of kit, including regulators, BCDs, and exposure suits, as well as individual items like masks and fins.

For those who prefer to use their own equipment, the centre provides air cylinders and has Nitrox available for use. The facility is designed to be professional and up-to-date, ensuring that all equipment meets modern safety standards.