Freediving Week auf Madeira

The Freediving Safari - Northern Red Sea course at Niklinder Center is an advanced expedition focusing on wreck diving, dolphins, and reefs in the Northern Red Sea. This course is aimed at certified freedivers who wish to expand their skills. The program includes freedives, deep buoy dives, and advanced techniques such as equalization and lung stretching. The training is conducted under the certification of IDEA or SSI, both recognized organizations in the freediving community. The course emphasizes practical application and the exploration of the diverse underwater world.

The Northern Red Sea region offers fascinating dive sites ideal for freediving. Water temperatures vary throughout the year, with the months of May to August being the warmest, averaging 18°C to 21.1°C. In cooler months like January and February, air temperatures can drop to as low as 2.9°C, indicating cooler water temperatures for which appropriate equipment may be necessary. Visibility in the Red Sea is generally good, making the exploration of shipwrecks, encounters with dolphins, and observation of coral reefs an impressive experience. The Niklinder Center offers these expeditions in an environment suitable for both experienced freedivers and those who wish to delve deeper into the subject.