Mirissa
Opens November1 November – 10 AprilSri Lanka's south coast. Whale sharks, reef dives, turtles — and a lagoon around the corner.
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Single Fun Dive
One tank, a short speedboat ride to a south-coast reef like Athula Gala. You're certified, so skip the briefing marathon — drop in and let a guide who dives here every week take you to the turtles and the moray eels. Back on the boat by lunch.

Double Fun Dive
Two dives in one morning off Mirissa, a surface break in the sun between them. Two sites, more bottom time, better odds on the big turtles and a passing ray — same relaxed guide leading both.

DSD — 1 Dive
Never dived? You start in the pool with an instructor beside you — not straight off a boat — and head to the ocean only once you're comfortable. One dive on a calm south-coast reef, and the turtles usually find you. No certification, no experience.
GoPro photo & video included

DSD — 2 Dives
The full first taste: a pool session, then two ocean dives off Mirissa with an instructor at your side the whole way. One to find your breathing, one to actually look around — and, this being Mirissa, to meet a turtle or two. No licence needed.
GoPro photo & video included

Night Dive
The south-coast reef after dark. Certified divers only — torches on, and the night shift comes out: crabs, hunting fish, and the odd sleeping turtle.

Quick Refresh + 1 Dive
Been a while? A quick refresher in the pool to shake off the rust, then one dive off Mirissa. No re-doing your whole course — just you, back where you belong, probably with a turtle.

Quick Refresh + 2 Dives
Refresh your skills, then two dives off the south coast. One session to get comfortable again, two dives to remember why you got certified — turtles and moray eels included.

PADI Bubblemaker (8–10)
Real breathing underwater, built for ages 8–10. Shallow, calm and fully supervised off Mirissa — and with turtles on the reef right off the centre, they'll surface talking a mile a minute.

PADI Open Water Diver
The world's most recognised dive certification, earned in the open ocean off Mirissa — pool first, then real reefs, not three days in a swimming pool. You leave with a licence that works at every dive site on earth, and probably a few turtle photos.

PADI Junior Open Water Diver
The same PADI Open Water course, for divers aged 10–14 — pool session first, then real reef dives off Mirissa with an instructor beside them. Ages 10–11 dive to 12 m, 12–14 to 18 m, always with a PADI Pro or certified parent. The certification upgrades automatically to full Open Water Diver at 15 — no extra course.

PADI Advanced Open Water
Already certified — now go deeper. Five dives over two days off Mirissa: navigation, deeper water, and three adventure dives you choose. It changes how you dive the south coast.

PADI Scuba Diver
Halfway to Open Water, the quickest way in officially. Two days off Mirissa, a pool session and two ocean dives, one certification — always under the guidance of a PADI Pro.
Snorkeling & more

Snorkeling with Turtles
You'll see turtles. Not maybe. Gear included, from LKR 6,700 — just you, a mask, and the sea turtles that live right off our centre.
GoPro photo & video included

Whale & Dolphin Watching
Blue whales feed in the deep water just off Mirissa — and here the drop-off sits closer to shore than almost anywhere else they gather. We head out when they're running, and off the south coast in season, they usually are. Spinner dolphins most mornings on the way.

Fishing Trip
1 person LKR 50,250 · up to 4 persons LKR 80,400
Out on the water before sunrise. Good company, no rush — a local boat, rod and reel, and a captain who knows the reefs.