Majellan Sports Marine Center

Majellan Diving operates from Ajman on the Mohamed Salim Bo Khamis Road, serving as a gateway to the diverse marine environments of the United Arab Emirates. The centre focuses on a multi-activity approach, combining scuba diving with fishing trips and beach camping along the coastlines.

For those looking to move beyond the local waters, the centre organises trips to renowned destinations such as Sharm El-Sheikh. These excursions allow you to experience the tropical fish and coral reefs of the Red Sea through structured diving programmes.

The team consists of certified instructors and guides dedicated to safety and skill development. They manage a range of activities from introductory dives to advanced training, ensuring that both beginners and seasoned divers are well-supported.

The centre provides specialised instruction for younger divers through their special course for kids. For those pursuing a professional path, they offer the training required to progress through the PADI instructor development pipeline.

As a PADI affiliated centre, they offer a comprehensive suite of certification programmes. Beginners can start with the Open Water Course, which is also an option for those looking to take their first steps into the underwater world.

Experienced divers can advance their skills through the Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver courses. The centre also provides professional training, including Dive Master and Instructor courses, along with various PADI Specialty courses.

The centre maintains a full range of equipment available for hire, including wetsuits, regulators, and fins. For those needing specific items, they also provide mask and fin rentals.

Beyond scuba kit, Majellan Diving offers equipment sales and maintenance services to ensure your gear is in good working order before you head out on a trip.

The marine life in the region is diverse, with many divers encountering yellowtail barracudas and various species of Snapper (Lutjanus) patrolling the reefs. You will often see larger pelagics such as trevally and Jack (Carangidae) moving through the water column.

On the reef structures, look for Batfish (Platax) and various types of Ray (Batoidea) resting on the seabed. The ecosystem is supported by healthy populations of oysters and a wide variety of juvenile fish inhabiting the smaller crevices.

The seabed and reef flats provide a rich habitat for a variety of smaller creatures, making it an interesting area for those who enjoy observing the nuances of the local marine biology.