Diving in Kuwait

Explore diving in Kuwait

Located in the northwestern region of the Arabian Gulf, Kuwait has a coastline of around 100 miles. With clear seas and vibrant seascapes, it’s no wonder diving is a popular sport among locals and visitors alike in Kuwait.

The best diving can be found by travelling to islands not far from shore. At these nearby islands, you can explore some of the most diverse coral reefs in the Middle East. Conditions are usually best in the spring and summer months, with currents perfectly suited for drift diving.

Dive sites and dive shops in Kuwait

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More Information

The only commercial airport in Kuwait is Kuwait International Airport, located in the south of the capital, Kuwait City. Many airlines fly into this airport, including Emirates, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines.

Time Zone

UTC+03:00

Phone

+965

Currency

KWD

Languages

Arabic

International airports

Kuwait Intl (KWI)

Popular courses: Kuwait

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