Book a dive trip with Waterproof Expeditions and receive vouchers for discounts on Waterproof dry- and wet suits of up to 200 Euro !

Waterproof’s claim to fame also comes from one of its founders, Göran Ehlmé, head-designer of the award winning dive suits. Göran is internationally renowned for his camera work and winner of the BBC’s Shell Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2006 award with the image of a feeding Walrus in North East Greenland called 'the Beast of the Sediment'.

If you like to order a free poster please email us at info@waterproof-expeditions.com

Waterproof Expedition is a member of Ocean Geographic Society.
It's the mission of Ocean Geographic Society to kindle the natural compassion of the being by informing and inspiring the citizens of the world to conserve and preserve our natural world.

Waterproof Expeditions is a Full Member of the International Association of Antarctic Touroperators, a member organization founded in 1991 to advocate, promote and practice safe and environmentally responsible private sector travel to Antarctica.

Awarded with the European Rolex Scholarship by the Our World-Underwater Scholarship Society at the Explorers Club in New York – April 2008 – Waterproof Expeditions invited Eline Feenstra to travel to Antarctica on a diving expedition to the White Continent. Ten nights and eleven days she explored the Earths Antarctic waters.
The scholarship aims to give young ambitious students the opportunity to pursue diving and underwater related careers through hands on experiences, education and a professional network.

Waterproof Expeditions has developed a new Padi specialty course, unique for the Polar Regions. Sign up and become one of the first official certified Padi Polar Divers ! Only on Waterproof Expedition trips to Antarctica and the Arctic.

For a short impression about our Polar Dive Expeditions you can have a look at the videdeoclip 'Facing Reality'. In the section 'Through Görans Lens' you can see the whole DVD which can also be ordered for free.

BELOW FREEZING is the first and only dive guide to the Antarctic. Until recently the exclusive realm of scientific and military divers, this icy wilderness has become the extreme destination for recreational divers wishing to explore beyond the conventional.