Find your ideal dive vacation on Curacao. Packages, tips & special deals.
Premium watersports, snorkel & scuba gear on Curacao. Shop online or visit our store.
Take the next step in your career! Custom training programs for every diver.
About Dive Division
Dive Division is the Dive Network that ensures quality, safety, and training for all dive & watersports centers. With an island-wide coverage on Curacao, customers will experience the same service at any place.
Next to quality control of dive centers, Dive Division also offers different services like retail stores, media productions, support services, and a local dive club.
We hope to welcome you soon at one of our locations on sunny Curacao!
"Leave Bubbles, Create Memories."
Find your best dive vacation here!
All our dive centers are located on key points on the island,
all with other features, resorts, and benefits.
Check out the options, find local tips and seasonal deals!
The Dive Division retail shop is THE store on Curacao for SCUBA dive gear, snorkel gear, and watersports accessories. The Store is centrally located at the Mambo Beach Boulevard, two steps from the beach!
No time to visit our store? Shop now online.
We offer the widest variety of SCUBA dive and snorkel gear of first-class quality brands with the best service on Curacao.
Dive Division offers the widest Pro Development Program on Curacao.
With an in-house Course Director, a PADI Career Development Center, highly trained instructors & several dive centers, we can give you the ideal guidance!
✓ Divemaster Internship & Courses
✓ Instructor Development Courses
✓ Specialty & IDC Staff Courses
Diving solo!? You must admit, it sounds a little crazy, but there are situations in which a diver would want to be a Self-Reliant Diver. That is not what this course is about. Do not worry, you do not have to abandon your dive buddies. The focus in this course is exactly what the name…
Experience the breathtaking dive to the famous wreck, the Superior Producer.
The lionfish is a beautiful fish but, unfortunately, they are very invasive and do not belong in the Caribbean Sea. There are different stories about how the lionfish ended up here in the Caribbean and in Curacao. One of those theories is, they hitchhiked in balance tanks of large ocean-going vessels from Asia. But the…