Led by a Guinness World Record holder
Ahmed Gabr
Manager & Head Instructor — Double Wing Tek
In 2014, off the Red Sea coast of Egypt, Ahmed Gabr descended to 332.35 metres on open-circuit scuba — the deepest scuba dive ever recorded, a Guinness World Record that still stands. Minutes to go down; close to 15 hours of decompression to come back up.
An Egyptian technical diver and former army officer, he now leads Double Wing Tek — so you learn deep-diving discipline, gas planning and redundancy from the person who has been deeper than anyone alive.
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GUINNESS WORLD RECORD · DEEPEST SCUBA DIVE · RED SEA · 2014