I have been involved in diving for many years. Both professionally and privately. I had the opportunity to live and work in Thailand, where I trained divers, and it was there that the idea of organizing partner diving tours was born.
When I told friends about my next diving trip, such as wreck diving in Bali, or liveaboard tour in the Similan Islands, or diving in flooded World War II bunkers, I often heard that they too would like to participate.
In the end, I thought – why not? Why not organize such tours, where everyone could get a taste of adventure. That’s how the idea for Unique Expeditions for Everyone was born. And since 2016, I have been training divers and organizing various diving expeditions. And I have no intention of slowing down!
Ever since I realized that diving was going to be an important part of my life, I have tried to combine all aspects of my life with it. I chose tropical Costa Rica as my place to live and home base, where I run one of the most successful dive centers – Costa Rica Divers.
Unfortunately, in early 2020, the whole world came to a standstill due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. I had to abandon the entire project with expeditions and focus on surviving this difficult time. It wasn’t until the middle of 2022 that I could start thinking again about returning to the idea of Unique Expeditions for Everyone and start building the project from scratch to provide everyone with this incredible pleasure of discovering the underwater world. And so I did.
Most of the surface of our planet is covered with water, so you can be sure that you will not run out of places to dive. My plans include tropical islands, flooded mines, but also cold places in the far north. It will certainly be interesting.
All expeditions are always tailored to the needs and abilities of the participants. Most of our expeditions can be attended by any person, regardless of diving qualifications, as well as non-divers.
On the expeditions you will also be able to get a diving license or expand the qualifications you already have. But I also plan more extreme expeditions for experienced divers who are looking for a strong experience.
Travel has always been a part of my life and there would not be enough space here to list all the places I have had the opportunity to visit. however, in recent years, as part of diving projects or reconnaissance for diving expeditions, I have managed to visit these few places:
The list cannot miss my current home, where we also dive. Thanks to Costa Rica’s location between the Americas, many new destinations are open to us.
Still at the end of the heavy pandemic period, we managed to arrange a trip to Nicaragua. It’s definitely worth a visit to see how different this country is from its neighbors.
Singapore is a country and city that is famous for its high order and strict laws. We took an interesting trip to see for ourselves what Singapore is like.
A very interesting trip to a country that is not very popular with tourists, However, if you want to see places unspoiled by tourism, this is the right destination.
We organized a 2-week roundtrip tour of southern Vietnam. Starting the loop and ending in Ho Chi Minh City. It is definitely a place worth visiting.
Diving in the Similan Islands is truly one of the best you can do in Thailand. We organize multi-day Liveabord where you have everything provided plus super dives.
The island of Bali definitely appealed to me and has an assured place in our calendar. Interesting culture, delicious food and diving on wrecks covered with black volcanic sand.
A tour of magical Malaysia, during which we visited many places from Penang to Kuala Lumpur. A mix of many cultures, foods and religions. Definitely worth a visit.
For two years my home was the small island of Koh Tao, where I trained divers and from where we organized expeditions to many places in Southeast Asia.
