Deep Dive Dubai
- Plan for about 2.5 hours
- Accessibility not confirmed
The world's deepest diving pool, 60 metres deep, in Nad Al Sheba. It is themed as a sunken city and offers snorkelling, a walk on the bottom with a full-face mask, scuba for beginners and certified divers, and freediving.
Tickets and prices
| Ticket type | Price and booking |
|---|---|
| SnorkellingOne-hour snorkel on the surface above the sunken city, with equipment and instructor. Age 6+. |
AED 400 per person |
| Sunken City WalkOne-hour experience with about 20 minutes walking along a 4-metre-deep path in a full-face mask, equipment and a teaser video. No swimming skills needed. |
AED 600 per person |
| Scuba for non-certified divers, standardBriefing, shallow-water practice and a guided dive in the sunken city to 12 metres, with all equipment. Age 10+. |
AED 1,800 per person |
Prices include taxes. Children’s tickets are usually cheaper; the venue’s website shows the exact price before you pay.
Opening hours and best time to visit
| Days | Hours |
|---|---|
| Every day | 09:00–18:00 |
Local time in Dubai (GST, UTC+4). Hours can change on public holidays and during Ramadan.
- Time needed
- About 2.5 hours
What to see
- 60-metre-deep pool holding 14 million litres of fresh water
- A sunken city to explore, with rooms, a car and games tables underwater
- Water kept at 30 °C all year
- Beginner scuba to 12 metres with no experience needed
- Non-divers can watch through windows from the café
How to get there
- Taxi
- Ask for Deep Dive Dubai in Nad Al Sheba 1, about 20 minutes from Downtown Dubai.
- Parking
- Parking near the main entrance.
Open the location of Deep Dive Dubai in OpenStreetMap (external site)
Tips for your visit
- Minimum ages: snorkelling 6, scuba diving 10, freediving 13.
- Wait 12 hours after a dive before going higher than 300 metres, which includes flying.
- Book one to two days ahead; the calendar may not show earlier dates.
- You can reschedule free up to five days before; later changes carry a fee.
- There is no marine life in the pool.
- Deep Dive Dubai does not provide transport.
Accessibility
Accessibility not confirmed.
Questions and answers
How deep is Deep Dive Dubai?
The pool is 60 metres deep and holds 14 million litres of fresh water, kept at 30 °C.
Do I need to be a certified diver?
No. Non-certified guests can snorkel, do the Sunken City Walk, or try scuba with an instructor down to 12 metres.
How much does Deep Dive Dubai cost?
On 29 September 2026 the official site listed snorkelling at AED 400, the Sunken City Walk at AED 600 and the standard non-certified scuba dive from AED 1,800.
Can I fly after diving here?
The venue recommends waiting 12 hours after a single recreational dive before going above 300 metres.
Are there fish in the pool?
No. The pool has objects and rooms to explore but no marine life.
Where this information comes from
Official website: deepdivedubai.com
- Snorkelling: deepdivedubai.com, checked
- Sunken City Walk: deepdivedubai.com, checked
- Scuba for non-certified divers, standard package: deepdivedubai.com, checked
- Opening hours: deepdivedubai.com
- Temperature, no marine life, café on B2, parking, visit length, rescheduling, no transport, flying after diving, location: deepdivedubai.com
- Experiences, minimum ages, package contents: deepdivedubai.com
- Depth, volume, sunken city, oyster shape: en.wikipedia.org
- Coordinates: nominatim.openstreetmap.org
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