expert
2–4 hours
Participants should be in excellent physical condition with strong cardiovascular health and breath control.
Push your limits with an advanced freediving adventure in San Diego. Explore the underwater beauty of California’s coast with expert guidance from Just Get Wet.
Experience the thrill of advanced freediving with Just Get Wet in San Diego, California, a top destination for underwater exploration. This private adventure offers seasoned freedivers the chance to push their limits in the clear, temperate waters of the Pacific Ocean. San Diego’s diverse marine environment provides an unmatched backdrop with kelp forests, rocky reefs, and abundant sea life, creating an immersive underwater playground. Whether you’re aiming to improve your breath-hold times, refine equalization techniques, or explore deeper dive sites, this adventure combines expert coaching with personalized safety protocols. Just Get Wet’s experienced instructors ensure you’re supported every step of the way, focusing on technique, relaxation, and confidence in the water. Apart from the diving itself, San Diego’s mild climate and vibrant coastal culture add extra appeal, making this a memorable outdoor experience. Beyond freediving, enjoy the city’s famous beaches, casual dining spots, and waterfront views. This advanced freediving trip is perfect for those looking to enhance their skills in a private, supportive setting while soaking in some of California’s best underwater scenery.
Proper hydration supports breath-hold performance and overall safety during freediving.
Mastering equalization will help avoid discomfort and allow you to dive deeper safely.
Always dive with a partner trained in safety protocols to prevent risks underwater.
Even in summer, water temperatures can be chilly; bring a wetsuit suitable for San Diego’s ocean.
San Diego’s coastline has long been a hub for marine research and underwater sports, contributing to freediving’s growing popularity here.
Local organizations actively work to preserve kelp forests and marine habitats, encouraging eco-friendly diving practices.
Keeps you warm in San Diego’s cooler ocean temperatures, especially in fall and winter.
fall specific
Reduces air space for easier equalization and clearer underwater vision.
Provides powerful propulsion with minimal effort, essential for deep dives.
Helps track depth, time, and surface intervals to improve safety and performance.