Eventually, I couldn't dive because of seasickness and fear of the sea. Also, I think it's a little tough for those who don't understand English very well. However, the practice and guidance at the pool by the local staff was very good. It was difficult to get used to oxygen cylinders, suits, fins, etc., but it was a good experience and I enjoyed it. The staff also taught me politely, patiently and kindly, and also kindly taught me who was fluttering when diving into the sea. However, after all the fear won and I returned to the ship. Also, since the time you spend on the boat is unexpectedly long, it is recommended that you drink it just in case, without deciding whether you are okay with seasickness. In any case, it was a good experience and the staff's response was excellent, so I would like to evaluate it like this. I couldn't dive, so I don't have any impressions of the Undersea Museum.

We really get our money's worth! The guide was great, the explanations for beginners too. The museum as well as the seabed are just magnificent. Activities that I totally recommend