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7 experiences

PADI Diving Certifications
Begin or progress your PADI diving journey in Tioman with Divologist — from Open Water to Advanced, Rescue and Divemaster, guided by PADI Instructor Mohammad Lutfi. Tioman intakes run March–November.
From RM 550 · deposit RM 385

Dive with Survivors — Tioman
Dive into Self-Awareness & Self-Acceptance — a Divologist Signature Journey powered by Dive2Heal, in conjunction with World Mental Health Day.
From RM 1,200 · deposit RM 1,000

Dive with Doctors — Tioman
A curated 3D2N island journey bringing together doctors, divers and curious minds through scuba diving, meaningful conversations, community activities and intentional reflection. Open to everyone — you don't have to be a doctor.
From RM 1,200 · deposit RM 840

Pulau Weh Expedition — Aceh
Divologist's first annual expedition to Pulau Weh, Aceh — 4 days, 3 nights of diving in some of Indonesia's clearest water, with group sharing and a special guest. Just 15 divers.
From RM 2,500 · deposit RM 500

Dive2Heal Weekly Pool Session
Pause, breathe and reconnect through a guided four-hour Dive2Heal pool experience in Subang Jaya. No diving experience required, all scuba equipment provided. Adults 18+. Every Wednesday & Saturday.
From RM 550 · deposit RM 385

Dive2Heal Island Certification Retreat
A 4-day, 3-night mental-wellness island journey on Tioman — scuba, guided reflection, nature immersion and deep human connection. Includes Open Water certification.
From RM 2,000 · deposit RM 600

Dive2Heal Private & Corporate
Customised water-based wellness experiences for organisations, leadership teams and private groups — combining scuba, guided reflection, self-awareness and meaningful human connection.
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