Our courses

It depends on the course. The Introduction course is one day, and the Level 1 and Level 2 courses each run for three days (a shortened two-day Level 1 option is also available). The Level 3 course runs 5 days, and the Instructor course runs 7 days. The more time we spend together in the water, the more you get – more experience, more confidence, more depth, and a longer breath-hold.

The Introduction course costs ₪750, Level 1 costs ₪1,700, the shortened Level 1 costs ₪1,450, Level 2 costs ₪1,800, and Level 3 costs ₪2,500. The price already includes everything – full equipment, DanEurope insurance, underwater photos, and an international Apnea International certification.

Yes, but not at a professional swimmer’s level. You need to feel comfortable in the water and be able to swim continuously and float without effort. If you feel good in the water – that’s enough to start. Everything else, from breathing to technique, we’ll learn together in the course.

Freediver certification can start from age 14 (under 18 requires parental consent). There are also freediving activities, like the Introduction course, suitable for younger ages, depending on the child and their comfort level in water.

Level 1 is the beginner course – where you learn the fundamentals and dive to 20 meters, with no prior knowledge required. Level 2 is for those who have already completed Level 1 and want to go deeper, to 30 meters. In Level 2 you move into advanced techniques: advanced equalization, free-fall diving, and precise dive planning.

Asaf provides all the equipment – wetsuit, mask, fins, everything. Also included is DanEurope insurance, photos of your dives, and an Apnea International certification. All you need to bring is a swimsuit, a towel, and a desire to learn.

Eilat is the most convenient place in Israel to learn freediving. The water is pleasant almost year-round, clear, and calm – and there’s deep water very close to shore, which saves a long swim out and lets you focus on the dive itself. A course in Eilat also lets you disconnect from routine for a few days and connect with the sea and yourself.

The basic course targets a depth of 20 meters, but in practice this varies from person to person, and that’s completely fine – the goal isn’t the number but the feeling: diving calm, comfortable, and in control. The depth comes on its own.

Yes – when done correctly. Safety is the foundation of everything we do in the course. Rule number one: never dive alone. Always with a buddy watching over you. In the course you’ll learn the safety rules, how to breathe before and after a dive, and how to identify and prevent risks.