A single one hour dive including all equipment cost 22 euros in peak season (October – April). The bar and restaurant offers all sorts of refreshments (Belgian hot chocolate in the top 5) and menus with direct views on the pool via pressure-proof windows. And for non-divers, there is a bar! (well for divers too). Nemo 33 is also a fantastic free diving facility which provides training for those who want to go without scuba. yeah don’t we all do it? (DMs, Instructors. ?) you can feel the warm water recycled dirty and salty BCDs in the pool. Sitting at the bottom of the pit at 34.2m (upside down for some people. So Nemo 33 is essentially 30+C water, 34+m of visibility, excellent quality of water, all working with solar panels that generate around 300,000Kw of energy to keep the water at 33C. Great idea in theory, but in practice it is a bit of a headache of engineering which was successfully accomplished at the beginning of the 21st century. The idea was to recreate the deep diving conditions of Bora Bora blue lagoons in Europe. It took over eight years to develop the design of such a pool, the likes of which had never been built before. Opened in 2004, the concept of the world’s deepest pool was invented by john Beernaerts.
It is the best way to go deep in December. If you are one of those divers (like me) who get itchy fins during the low season, and breathing underwater has become a means to an end, then Nemo 33 is for you. Many people might say, "What's the point?" Well, for all the snobs out there (like me before Christmas) who think that diving in Nemo 33 in Brussels is for Mickey Mouse divers: don't knock it before you try it.
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ISSUE 16 ARCHIVE - LE MONDE DE NEMO Juliette Claro The World's Deepest Recreational Diving Pool
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