Freediving is a great activity that just about everyone can enjoy. It is not hard to learn, but just like other sports, it requires practice, focus, and training to become good at it. As long as you have the interest, and have no medical conditions that put you at risk from freediving, freediving is for you!

Freediving is one of the most beautiful ways to explore the ocean. But since it is done on breath hold, it can be dangerous if you don’t follow the safety guidelines, just like driving a car and not following the road rules. During the Discover Freediving course, your instructor will provide the necessary safety for you. During the certification courses, you will learn safety concepts and how to provide safety for other freedivers. It is important to stay safe by following these guidelines whenever you freedive.

Ideally, yes. You don’t have to be an expert swimmer, but you should be able to keep yourself afloat and be relatively comfortable in the water, for safety reasons. If you would like to take some swimming lessons before your freediving course, we can introduce you to a swimming teacher who is also a freediver.

The Molchanovs system was set up by some of the world's best freedivers.  Their course content is the most comprehensive of all the systems, and is constantly reviewed and updated. For example, there is emphasis on learning different relaxation techniques throughout all the levels, and the no-fins technique is taught right from Lap 1, which no other system has. The requirements to become a Molchanovs instructor are also the most rigorous, so you can be sure your instructor knows what they are doing. After receiving a Molchanovs certification, you will also have the option to follow a weekly training schedule as part of a global community of freedivers. 

We have 3 courses that you can start off with – Discover Freediving (Pool), Beginner’s Pool Course (Molchanovs Lap 1 certification) or Introduction to Freediving Course (Molchanovs Wave 1 certification).

The Discover Freediving (pool) course is the most basic learn-to-freedive course we have. If you just want to try freediving and see if you like it, this is the course to take. After the course, if you find that you enjoy it, you can move on to the Discover Depth, Beginner’s Pool Course or Intro to Freediving Course. There is no certification offered for the Discover Freediving (pool) or Discover Depth course.

If you want to have a more complete picture of freediving from the start, learn the physics & physiology behind it, as well as rescue techniques, you can start from either the Beginner’s Pool or Intro to Freediving Course. Both courses cover the same theory and pool components, but the Intro to Freediving course has an additional day where you get to try freediving at depth. If you know that you want to learn freediving for sure, are very comfortable in water and are looking for the complete freediving experience, start with the Intro to Freediving Course.

If you have a scuba diving license and are very comfortable in water, we recommend going straight for the Introduction to Freediving Course.

For our customers in Singapore, you are welcome to try on equipment before purchasing (though not in the water). To do this, please contact us to make an appointment to visit our storage location (along Upper Thomson Road).

Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout. We run discounts and promotions all year, so stay tuned for exclusive deals.

It depends on where you are and what items you ordered. Orders processed here will take 5-7 business days to arrive. Overseas deliveries can take anywhere from 7-16 days. Custom made fins take 6-8 weeks to be made and delivered. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.