Begin with the diving brief
Tell us your certification, when you last dived, the kind of diving you enjoy and whether you are travelling with non-divers. A beginner enquiry requires a different conversation from a certified diver’s holiday. We can coordinate a discussion with an appropriate specialist; only that operator can assess the participation and training options relevant to you and the proposed activity.
Make space for the coastal stay
A suggested four-to-six-day visit uses Kaş as a base, with diving scheduled around suitable conditions and practical rest time. Non-divers may prefer independent town time or separately arranged visits. Keeping the group in one base helps everyone share meals without making every activity compulsory. An archaeological outing or a boat excursion can be considered as a distinct day ashore or afloat.
Confirm what private means underwater and aboard
A private instructor, a dedicated dive guide and exclusive use of a boat are different arrangements. The proposal must state which is requested and which can be supplied. Site selection follows the operator’s assessment of conditions and experience; a wreck, depth or wildlife encounter is never guaranteed. The specialist also advises how diving fits with onward travel, without the itinerary assuming that every departure schedule is appropriate.
Give companions a place in the plan
A diving holiday can work for travellers with different interests when their days are designed deliberately. Tell us whether companions want a guided outing, time by the coast or simply an independent schedule. We can organise meeting points for shared evenings without promising that non-divers can join every dive boat. Their participation aboard depends on the vessel, operator conditions and the service actually confirmed for your party.