Room for the story of a family whose child did the Bubblemaker. What interests us most: what was the mood beforehand, and what did the child talk about in the evening?
Family stories
The most honest yardstick for a kids’ course is what the child talks about at dinner. Here we collect the feedback families send us after their course.
Stories from families
This is what the stories will look like: short, concrete and without advertising language. We only shorten a text if it gets too long — and never change the content.
Room for a story about the Junior Open Water Diver. It would be interesting to know: how did your child experience the four days, and what was the hardest moment?
Room for a family package. Did the shared schedule work? Did you still have energy in the evening for the rest of the holiday?
Room for a story where something didn’t go smoothly. We publish those too — nobody believes a page full of nothing but five-star reviews anyway.
Room for siblings. What was it like doing the course as a pair — did it help or was it more of a distraction?
Room for a child who stopped. That is part of it too — along with the question of whether they would try again on the next holiday.
Did you dive with us?
Then write us a few sentences — via WhatsApp or email. One paragraph is plenty.
What helps us most is anything concrete: your child’s age, which course it was, what the mood was like before the first dive and what was said afterwards. We don’t need advertising copy.
We only publish with your express consent, and always with first name only. You can tell us at any time that you want your story removed — then it is gone the same day.
What interests us
- Your child’s age and the course booked
- What was the mood before the first dive?
- What was the hardest moment?
- What did your child talk about in the evening?
- What could we have done better?
The last question matters most to us. We publish criticism just like praise — and work with it.
Until then: ask us directly
We could embed reviews of the Funny Divers Diving Center here — there are plenty. But they relate to adult courses and day trips, not to the kids’ programme. That would be borrowed trust, and we would rather do without it.
Be the first story
Book a course, tell us afterwards how it went — and help the next family make their decision.