TAKE THE PLUNGE! DISCOVER IBIZA'S HIDDEN TREASURES

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WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO

Everyone has different approaches and priorities when it comes to diving. We are a small friendly family run business where your safety and enjoyment are our main concern. Every dive is lead by one of our highly experienced members of staff so you can get the most out of your diving experience. Being based in Port des Torrent gives us quick access to the Cala d'Hort Marine Nature Reserve which covers a large area off the west coast of Ibiza, and includes 18 islands which provide some of the best diving that the Mediterranean has to offer.

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SEA HORSE DIVING IBIZA AND TRIPADVISOR

We are very proud to have been awarded the Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence every year now since 2016. We feel that Tripadvisor is an invaluable tool which allows you to see what other people thought of us. You can see our Tripadvisor reviews here.

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CHECK OUT OUR BEST SNAPS

We've uploaded a few of our best photos so have a look at some of the extraordinary things we've seen in the deep blue around Ibiza. If you take any great photos while you're here, send them to us and we can put them into the gallery.

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AT SEA HORSE DIVING, WE OFFER PADI & SSI DIVING QUALIFICATIONS

At Sea Horse Diving, we are proud to be partners with the largest diving organisations in the world. PADI & SSI qualifications are recognised world wide so your dive ticket is your passport to dive anywhere from Alaska to Australia.

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WHAT'S GOING ON?

Doing our part for the environment

Almost ten years ago, we started our war on plastic in the sea, picking up what ever debris we could find. Last year, we took more than 200kg of plastic whilst on our dive trips. Earlier in the season the team took part in an underwater beach clean and contributed to the collection of over 250kg of rubbish in one day and featured in the local newspaper.

Of course, its just a drop in the ocean, but the idea is to set a good example to sea goers...

JUST THINK, if EVERYBODY did it, imagine the difference it would make !!!

During the season we work closely with the Marine Reserve Park Rangers, and report injured marine life, dolphin sightings and abandoned nets to them for action. We have also been campaigning for restrictions to be brought in on net and long line fishing around the forests of soft coral fans that adorn the sides of some of the more remote islands. We aim to stop fishing nets getting entangled on these fragile organisms.

The photos below are a tiny part of what we've picked up, and a microscopic part of the big picture...