If you want to continue your diving career as a "PADI Instructor" and be part of the diving industry by organising course programmes, we would be happy to see you
Archipel Diving - Dragoman is proud to be the only 100% Project AWARE partner in Turkey. To honour this commitment we make a donation on behalf of every student we certify
Whilst diving in the Aegean and the Med in the 90's, Murat Draman heard that some of the big-eyed fish hiding under the rocks had actually come from the Red
For many diving is just a hobby — for some a fervent mission. Murat Draman operates his business Dragoman in the MPA of Kaş-Kevova, Turkey, away from the places most
The PADI Sidemount Diver Specialty Course teaches you how to configure and use one or two cylinders mounted at your sides instead of on your back. Experience a different way
After our delicious bird-watching tour last month we wanted to repeat it! This time we will go up to the Kaş Plateau, and watch birds at Avlan and Girdev Lakes.
Following the PADI Instructor Develepment Course (IDC) conducted by our PADI Course Director Ozan Atabilen between the 17th and 28th of April, the PADI Instructor Exam (IE) was completed between
A new job opportunity! You can find a job at hotels, swimming pools, resorts, beaches, beach parks and aqua-parks as a lifeguard. You can participate at the bronze and silver
If you want to continue your diving career as a "PADI Instructor" and be part of the diving industry by organising course programmes, we would be happy to see you
We got the last Red Sea lessepsian lion fish on camera. Click, if you would like to have a look.
Kaş Kekova protected marine area was the subject of the WWF newsletter and Dragoman Outdoor founder Murat Draman was quoted at the article with the headline “Making tourims work for
Dragoman boat hosted 2 days of the Turkey Free Diving Championship. The Turkey Free Diving Championship in was held in Kaş, on August 20-23. The Championship brought together to disciplines
1. Flying-fish reef This rocky reef with its top at 4m below the surface gets its name from the wreck of an Italian torpedo-bomber plane that lies between 55-71m, a
