Deep Walker Diving

Deep Walker Diving is situated in the Şirinyalı district of Antalya, providing direct access to the clear waters of the Mediterranean. The centre is built around an experience-based educational philosophy, focusing on the practical application of skills, knowledge, and correct equipment handling.

The area is defined by a mix of historical interest and natural geological features. You can choose between exploring sunken warships from the Second World War or navigating the natural architecture of caves, tunnels, and underwater waterfalls.

The centre is fully affiliated with SSI, offering a structured pathway from your first breath underwater through to professional instructor training. Their curriculum is designed to move beyond basic certification, emphasizing deep diving, navigation, and specialty skills.

Beyond standard recreational training, the team supports professional development for those looking to progress through the Divemaster and Instructor ranks. They also integrate environmental stewardship into their operations through the Blue Oceans programme, ensuring that diving activities contribute to the protection of the local marine environment.

The course catalogue is extensive, covering the entire SSI spectrum. Beginners can start with Try Scuba or the Open Water Diver course, while more experienced divers can progress through Advanced Open Water Diver and various Specialty Diver programmes.

Technical and professional training is a core strength here. The centre offers courses in Enriched Air Nitrox, Deep Diving, Wreck/advance Wreck Diving, and Dry Suit Diving. For those pursuing a career in diving, the curriculum extends from DiveMaster to Instructor Trainer and Open Water Instructor levels.

The centre provides a full range of diving equipment for hire, ensuring that you have everything required for a successful trip. For those on exploration dives, the necessary kit is included as part of the service.

Onshore, the facilities include a large, air-conditioned training room capable of accommodating up to 35 people. Between dives, you can relax on the beach using the provided sun loungers and enjoy hot drinks.

The Mediterranean waters around Antalya are home to diverse fish populations. You will regularly encounter large schools of fish moving across the wrecks and reef areas, alongside octopus that use the structures for cover.

Macro life is present throughout the area, with octopus being a notable resident of the seabed and wreck crevices. These cephalopods add a layer of interest for divers who enjoy searching for smaller, more elusive creatures.

The marine ecology is supported by a variety of species that inhabit the different habitats, from the open water near the wrecks to the more sheltered areas of the caves and tunnels.

Diving in this region involves a variety of environments, from the calm waters of the reef flats to the moderate currents found at the Düden Şelalesi waterfall. Divers should be prepared for drift diving in certain locations.

The presence of caves, tunnels, and wrecks provides a range of sheltered and exposed sites, allowing for diverse dive profiles depending on the day's conditions.