A new concept and a different way of working combining efforts and ideas ... A group of friends…read moreworking together with his dreams to grow up a common dream...

Can't even begin to describe how horrible our experience was here. It's not about the safety or…read morequality of the deep-sea dive itself, that part was fine, though I have nothing to compare it with. My dissatisfaction comes down to three very simple points: First, the instructors (Guille and Eric) clearly skipped the "basic manners" chapter in their training. "Can't you walk, lady?" "Are you not able to hear me?" "Can't you follow instructions?" direct quotes from the same people we paid 55 euros to. If you're a beginner, do yourself a favor and avoid this place. The patience level of the instructors is absolutely zero, they expect you to arrive with prior professional training and a halo of perfection. Second, our group had six people- four British (judging from the accent) and the two of us Indians. Out of 20+ photos, only six were of us and those looked like they were taken by accident. The instructors ensured the British group had their "cute poses," perfect lighting, and clear backgrounds (pic uploaded, with blurred faces)... while we were apparently just background decoration in theirs (pic uploaded). Hard not to think our melanin levels had something to do with the difference in treatment. And lastly, I picked up two seashells as memorabilia - small harmless souvenirs. But when we returned to the coast, I was walking slower because of a small leg injury and the heavy oxygen cylinder. Instead of helping, the instructor yelled at me and threw away my seashells, apparently to "help me walk properly." In short, go here only if you're: * Not a beginner, * Not brown, and * Not expecting basic politeness after paying a hefty sum. Otherwise, consider diving somewhere the only thing that's deep... isn't the lack of respect.

From the owner: Somos una escuela de buceo PADI y centro de submarinismo en Tossa de Marread more

I'm still a pretty novice diver, but Triton Diving was amazing. The dive I was going to take was…read morethis amazing underground mountain called Ullastres III. But since it had been awhile, they took me on a refresher dive with a few Brits who were in town for a wedding. The instructors were multi-lingual, patient and very skilled. I felt safe and confident after the refresher. And then the dive to Ullastres III was fantastic. One of the Brits from the dive was there, but so were a group of skilled Dutch divers who dive at Triton every year. The boat they took us out on was spacious and easy to maneuver around and the lines solid. We even saw a moray eel! I also can't forget about Emilio, the head of Triton. What a character! A very nice man who is a true expert and quick to tell a story or help you fasten your tank down.