Stingray Diving

Operating from the Antalya region since 2003, Stingray Diving has established a long-standing presence in the Turkish diving community. They cover a wide area, including the districts of Konyaaltı, Kaleiçi, Belek, and Kundu.

The centre is well-equipped to handle a diverse range of diving needs, from introductory sessions for beginners to technical excursions for advanced divers. Whether you are looking to explore a WWII wreck or a coastal cave, the centre provides the necessary expertise for these specific environments.

The team at Stingray Diving provides instruction through three major international agencies: PADI, SSI, and CMAS. This allows for a high degree of flexibility depending on your preferred training path or existing certification level.

You can choose from a variety of programmes, ranging from basic discovery dives for those new to the water to specialised training for experienced divers. The centre's long-standing experience in the region ensures a professional approach to every excursion.

Stingray Diving offers a complete curriculum of certifications through PADI, SSI, and CMAS. You can start your journey with basic introductory courses or progress through the full range of open water and advanced certifications.

The centre also provides specialised training for divers looking to move into technical territory, including wreck and cave diving. This makes it a versatile location for both new students and seasoned divers looking to add new skills to their logbooks.

The centre provides a variety of services for divers looking to rent kit or expand their training. They offer full kit hire, including regulators, fins, masks, and wetsuits.

For those interested in night diving, torches are available to ensure you can see the details of the reef or wreck clearly. The facility is designed to support both recreational and more specialised diving activities.

The local marine life is characterised by a healthy presence of fish and coral. You will find various species inhabiting the reefs and rocky structures throughout the region.

During certain periods, the water is home to bioluminescent planktonic organisms, which adds a unique element to night dives. This biological activity provides a different perspective on the underwater environment after dark.

The region offers diverse diving environments, ranging from shallow caves to deeper wreck sites. Divers should be prepared for varying conditions depending on the specific site and the time of year.