Scuba Nation Cambodia - PADI Diving and Instruction in the Gulf of Thailand (Sihanoukville and Phnom Penh)

How do we get to you?

Are the any extra costs? Seriously, tell the truth

Do we have to swim back to the boat after the dive?

When is a good time to dive and what's the water temperature and visibility like?

What's the weather like in Sihanoukville?

How safe is your diving boat?

Can we pay by credit card?

What equipment is provided? Does it cost anything extra?

Why on earth are you guys located in Cambodia?

What separates Scuba Nation from it's competitors?

Can I try diving without doing a course?

What equipment do you use and who looks after it?

Why do you close during the rainy season?

So where do you dive? Can you dive in Phnom Penh?

Where do we sleep?

Can I bring my non-diving spouse/friend/kids?

Have you guys ever had an accident?

Is Scuba Nation Insured?

I didn't bring my PADI card - is that a problem?

The competition seems cheaper? Why should I go with you?

I've heard scuba is dangerous in Cambodia...?

Have you guys ever had your PADI license suspended or revoked?

I have my own complete diving equipment, what kind of discount do I get?

I've heard of Cambodia refered to as SCAMbodia, are you guys really legitimate?

Can we book online?

Can we dive on NITROX (enriched air) or could we learn how to dive on NITROX?

   
PADI Scuba Diving Tips of The Day » Use good equipment that fits you well. Like any activity, be it golf, skiing or diving, having your own gear will make a difference to your enjoyment of the sport. If you decide to rent, ask to see the gear and do not accept shoddy equipment. We guarantee we provide high quality, regularly serviced, rental gear for all our divers.