Why Choose The Dive Company?
The Dive Company was founded in 2008 and unlike most of the other companies in Singapore, Rafi Majid, founder, has been continuously leading his company and crews through its years of lifespan. In our first 12 years of operations, here are the basic stats: [RS: The Dive Company was founded in 2008 by Raji Majid, a passionate diver with 8,000+ dives and over 26 years of diving experience under his belt. Under his leadership over the last 12 years, TDC has groomed a passionate crew of instructors and divemasters who undergo rigorous training and are carefully selected to represent TDC, and together, they have built a stellar, accident-free, fun-filled track record of underwater adventures:]
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2,500+ Open Water Divers Certified [Some places this is 3,500]
900+ Advanced Open Water Divers Certified
200+ Rescue Divers Certified
50+ Divemasters Certified
1,000+ dive excursions throughout the region
We always strive to be better.
we listen to and learn from our student divers.
We change and adapt to diver needs.
You are important to us. When you complete a course or join a dive trip with us, we want you to leave as a lifelong friend of The Dive Company.
Dive travel isn’t just about the dives. It’s about people, connection, and finding meaning in unexpected places.
In Gili Trawangan, we found that again in the laughter of new friends, the quiet care for rescued horses, and the rhythm of an island that asks us to slow down and feel.
This is where adventure meets purpose, and where every dive reminds us why we started.
More than just a dive trip, our journey to Malapascua brought us closer to the island’s soul—from community-led marine conservation with People and the Sea, to cultural immersion, local food, and crown of thorns cleanup dives that made every fin kick count.
Our recent trip to Gili Trawangan wasn’t just about diving with turtles and exploring vibrant reefs—it was also about giving back. Between dives, we partnered with Horses of Gili, a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating working horses. What we found was a deeper connection to the island, its people, and its animals—both above and below the surface.
Dive into Manado, Indonesia, for adrenaline-fueled adventures above and below the surface. Explore vibrant walls, macro marvels, and fiery local cuisine.
The Maldives is more than just a postcard destination. It's a place where vibrant coral reefs, curious sharks, and graceful sea turtles coexist in harmony with a rich cultural heritage. Join The Dive Company on a journey beyond the surface, where you'll explore hidden underwater gems, connect with local communities, and discover the true heart of the Maldives.
Scuba diving opens a world of underwater wonder, but safety is paramount. Enter the Delayed Surface Marker Buoy (DSMB), a vital tool for every diver. This article explores the importance of DSMBs, their different types, and how The Dive Company's specialty course can equip you with the knowledge and skills to dive safely and confidently.
Life can be overwhelming, but scuba diving offers a unique escape. Descend into a tranquil underwater world and discover stress relief, mental clarity, and a connection with nature. The Dive Company's dive trips unlock a world of relaxation and rejuvenation. Dive deeper to learn more!
Get ready to be amazed! Malapascua Island in the Philippines is a haven for divers seeking encounters with thresher sharks, macro critters, and a taste of authentic island living.
My journey to becoming a Course Director has been a long and rewarding one. I could have done this 15 years ago, but why did I hold back? Let's dive into my experiences as a dive shop owner and the encouragement that finally led me to the Course Director Training Course (CDTC).
Ever dreamt of a life beneath the waves? Become a PADI Instructor with The Dive Company! Our Singapore-based IDC, led by a local legend, offers expert training, flexible schedules, and a supportive community. Dive into a fulfilling career, explore Singapore's hidden underwater gems, and make a global impact.