1/5 Kilian T. 6 months ago on Google • 3 reviews
Sorry
to
say,
but
me
and
two
friends
had
a
very
poor
(fun)
diving
experience
with
Margullar
Diving.
We
did
two
shore
dives,
which
took
us
in
total
7
hours
instead
of
4,
because
even
though
they
were
with
4
instructors,
there
was
no
structure
or
organization.
All
the
dive
masters
were
stressing
around
in
the
morning
but
getting
nowhere
with
their
haste.
We
as
advanced
fun
divers
were
thrown
in
together
with
the
open
water
course
participants,
which
is
something
I
have
never
seen
before
and
ended
up
in
complete
chaos
underwater:
(1)
we
were
a
group
of
12
people
in
total
underwater,
they
could
have
easily
split
us
up
with
4
instructors,
but
didn't
do
so
(2)
the
open
water
participants
didn't
understand
the
swimming
order,
which
to
be
fair
was
only
shouted
around
after
we
already
went
into
the
water
(3)
the
instructors
clumped
us
together
like
a
herd,
because
they
wanted
to
be
able
to
see
everybody
at
all
times
(no
1
on
1
buddy
system),
which
(4)
ultimately
led
to
a
dive
where
you
were
constantly
busy
with
watching
out
for
other
divers
and
not
being
hit
or
accidentally
hitting
them
with
your
fins
and
other
body
parts
(5)
so
we
didn't
see
a
lot,
didn't
enjoy
the
dive,
and
consumed
up
way
too
much
air
for
the
very
short
dive
(because
open
water
divers
usually
use
more
air
anyway)
we
did.
So
after
the
dive
we
asked
them
if
we
could
split
up.
That
was
not
possible,
but
they
came
up
with
a
more
clear
structure
then
and
luckily
two
of
the
fun
divers
already
decided
to
leave
again
(I
guess
they
didn't
enjoy
the
experience
either).
So
the
second
dive
was
a
bit
more
structured,
but
then
a
lot
more
rushed
as
well.
Any
time
I
wanted
to
take
a
picture
of
a
moray
eel
or
octopus
or
other
cool
underwater
life,
the
last
instructor
was
banging
his
flashlight
for
me
to
swim
after
the
group,
because
they
were
rushing
through
the
ocean
as
if
we
had
a
school
of
hammerheads
chasing
us.
There
was
hardly
time
to
relax
and
enjoy
the
beautiful
feeling
of
being
submerged
underwater.
But
the
worst
and
most
DANGEROUS
part
was
that
my
friend
had
a
malfunctioning
BCD,
which
suddenly
started
inflating
nonstop.
This
lead
to
unplanned
surfacing
from
15
meters
depth,
but
none
of
the
instructors
did
anything
to
help
out
or
guide
him.
He
was
lost
on
the
surface
and
they
just
stopped
at
the
bottom
staring
up.
He
came
back
down,
which
is
something
he
definitely
shouldn't
have
done
according
to
everything
we
googled
afterwards,
but
they
didn't
even
ask
him
how
he
was
doing
or
care
for
him
after
the
dive.
No
oxygen
treatment,
no
rescue
diver
consultancy,
nothing.
They
pretended
like
it
didn't
happen
even
after
he
approached
them
with
the
malfunctioning
BCD.
So
please
be
warned
and
very
careful
if
you
decide
to
dive
with
Margullar
Diving.
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