Naturablue Diving Center

Naturablue Diving Center is located in Kaş, a premier diving destination on the Turkish Mediterranean coast. Since its establishment in 2017, the centre has focused on providing structured diving experiences for both local and international divers.

The centre is conveniently positioned for easy access to the sea, with all boat departures taking place from the Kaş municipal port. This allows you to transition easily from the town to the dive boat for your daily excursions.

The team at Naturablue is experienced in managing divers across the entire spectrum of skill levels. They operate with affiliations to SSI, CMAS, and RAID, ensuring that certifications and training meet international standards.

Instruction and guiding are conducted in both English and Turkish, making the technical aspects of training and dive briefings accessible to a wide range of divers. Whether you are looking for a supervised introductory dive or advanced professional training, the staff is equipped to manage the requirements of the course.

The centre offers a comprehensive range of training programmes through SSI and CMAS. For those beginning their journey, they provide the SSI Scuba Diver and SSI Open Water Diver courses, as well as CMAS 1-Star certification and introductory dive baptisms.

Experienced divers can progress through SSI Advanced, Master Diver, and professional levels including SSI Dive Guide and SSI Dive Master. The curriculum also includes SSI Specialty courses and the SSI Scuba Skills Update for those looking to refine their buoyancy or technical proficiency.

The centre operates two boat sorties per day, providing regular access to the surrounding Mediterranean dive sites. These trips allow you to explore the varied topography of the Kaş coastline, from shallow reef flats to deeper structures.

The Mediterranean waters around Kaş support a healthy variety of larger marine life. You may encounter groupers (Epinephelinae) stationed around the reefs, as well as various predator fish patrolling the open water.

Among the more mobile species, you might spot eagle rays (Aetobatus) or different types of moray eels (Muraenidae), including giant moray eels. Octopus (Octopoda) and the coconut octopus are also present within the rocky crevices and reef structures.

The seabed and reef walls are home to a range of smaller, more elusive creatures. These include various species of octopus and other invertebrates that inhabit the Mediterranean's complex underwater architecture.

The diving environment in Kaş is characterised by a variety of habitats including caves and reefs. Divers should be prepared for different underwater topographies that can influence local conditions during a dive.