Q: Do I need to put on scuba weights?
A: Seawalker helmet is specially designed with certain weight to maintain the balance, so, there is no need to put additional weight. If there is an emergency, you can't swim up easily to the surface. Q: If I fall in the sea, will the water flood the helmet?
A: You can control the helmet with your own hands to maintain the balance, so that you will not fall easily. Q: How does the helmet supply the air for me to breathe?
A: Seawalker provides air compressor on the pontoon to supply unlimited air. You can dive on your check-in date without feeling tired. This is much more different between scuba tanks. Q: What will happen if there is a problem with air compressor?
A: Nothing will happen to you. You have 20 liter air in your helmet already, so if all air system shutdown, you are still able to breathe. Seawalker has emergency scuba tank on the pontoon which always attaches to the air supply. This air is sent automatically to your helmet when you open the valve. Our diving courses are also designed with these considerations. Q: How deep can I dive?
A: You can dive as deep as a scuba diving, but for your safety, we suggest to dive maximum 5m. Q: Do I need to prepare special shoes for under water walk?
A: No, we have special shoes for you. You don't need to prepare anything! Just put on the swimsuit. Q: Who will assist me underwater?
A: Our professional instructors will assist you from the beginning to the end. Q: How do I walk underwater?
A: We use a special guide bar which helps everyone to stay together. Q: Does Seawalker have any minimum number of person?
A: Minimum number of persons for Seawalker will be 2 pax and maximum 6 pax each time. Q: What should I bring?
A: Swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and dry clothes