Deep Dive Dubai Tickets
Dive into the world's deepest pool — 60 metres, an underwater city, and a Guinness World Record.
Deep Dive Dubai
When Dubai sets a world record, it doesn't do it quietly. Deep Dive Dubai plunges 60.02 metres into the earth — deeper than a 20-storey building is tall — and holds 14 million litres of fresh water maintained at a year-round 30°C. Certified by Guinness World Records as the world's deepest swimming pool, it is as much an engineering marvel as it is a diving destination.
Beneath the surface lies an immersive submerged city: abandoned apartments, an arcade, a library, and interconnected passages spread across multiple depth levels. Divers explore this otherworldly setting through dramatic silhouettes and shafts of light filtering down from above. Every session is strictly supervised by on-site dive masters, with 56 cameras monitoring the entire facility.
Opening Hours
Daily: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Timed sessions — advance booking required.
Location
Nad Al Sheba 1, Dubai.
~15 mins from Downtown Dubai.
Session Types
- Recreational Swim — no certification required, up to 10m depth
- Discover Scuba — beginner intro lesson, no prior experience needed
- Scuba Diving — for certified divers (OWD+), full 60m access
- Freediving — for trained freedivers, multiple depth options
- VIP Private Sessions — exclusive pool hire with private dive master
Is Deep Dive Dubai Worth It?
Deep Dive Dubai is genuinely unlike any other attraction on the planet — and that rarity commands a premium. Recreational swim sessions start from AED 350 (approx. $95 USD), while certified scuba sessions run from AED 700 upward. For experienced divers, this is exceptional value: a world-record pool, a dramatic sunken city set, and meticulous safety infrastructure make it an unmissable destination on any diver's bucket list.
For non-divers, the recreational swim option provides a taste of the experience at the shallower end — the architecture is still stunning at 10 metres. The price is steep compared to most Dubai attractions, but the uniqueness factor is unmatched. If you're uncertain about aquatic experiences and prefer desert landscapes, Desert Safari Dubai offers an equally extraordinary Dubai adventure at a fraction of the cost. But for anyone comfortable in water, Deep Dive Dubai is absolutely worth it.
What to Expect at Deep Dive Dubai
Upon arrival at the Nad Al Sheba facility, you'll check in and be directed to changing rooms equipped with lockers, showers, and gear stations. All equipment — wetsuits, masks, fins, tanks, and BCDs — is provided and fitted by staff before your session. Certified divers must present physical certification cards; digital copies are not always accepted, so bring the originals.
The pool itself is visually extraordinary even before you enter. A vast glass-enclosed structure houses the 1,500 square metre underwater city set, visible from the viewing gallery. Once in the water, the temperature (30°C) feels surprisingly warm and comfortable. Recreational swimmers are escorted by dive guides in the shallower zones, while certified divers can descend freely to their certification limits. The sunken city — with its arcade machines, spiral staircases, and apartment facades — is meticulously designed for both exploration and underwater photography. Sessions are strictly timed; weekends and school holidays book out weeks in advance, so plan accordingly.
Getting to Deep Dive Dubai
Deep Dive Dubai is located in Nad Al Sheba 1, approximately 15 minutes by taxi from Downtown Dubai and 20 minutes from Dubai Mall. There is no direct Metro connection, so a taxi or ride-hailing app (Uber/Careem) is the most practical option. On-site parking is available for those driving. Allow extra travel time during morning rush hours if you have an early session booked.
Session Pricing
Recreational Swim
AED 350Approx. $95 USD
- No certification needed
- Equipment provided
Scuba Dive Session
From AED 700Certification required
- Full 60m pool access
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