Gear range
The shop carries a large selection across recognised brands, including Dive Rite regulators, Cressi equipment and WaterProof wetsuits.
Al Quoz
Dive Garage is a dive shop in Al Quoz where you can compare a broad range of scuba gear, take courses, and use the indoor pool for training or equipment checks. Reviews especially highlight patient advice for first-time buyers and responsive equipment servicing.
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The shop carries a large selection across recognised brands, including Dive Rite regulators, Cressi equipment and WaterProof wetsuits.
Staff patiently explain options and help customers test and fit equipment without pressuring them into a purchase.
The pool supports beginner lessons, practice sessions and trying a complete equipment setup before a dive.
Reviews mention a dive computer fixed during a short Dubai visit and a same-day Suunto battery change.
Customers report that equipment was tested in-house and after-sales issues were handled fairly.
Instructors are described as patient and clear, including during a first pool lesson and a Junior Open Water course.
Try equipment. If you are buying a full setup, ask whether you can test it in the indoor pool before committing.
Request quotes. For regulator servicing, ask for a written quotation and a firm completion date before leaving the equipment.
Compare prices. Check comparable dive-centre prices first, particularly for servicing or battery work.
Check accessories. For an underwater phone housing, ask staff to confirm which accessories you need for your upcoming dives.
Allow fitting time. If you need a mask, leave time to test several models; one customer tried around 50 before choosing.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Staff walked a customer through an iPhone underwater housing and the accessories needed for upcoming dives.
The shop prepared prescription lenses to try and helped a customer choose a comfortable mask.
One regulator service lacked a written quotation and had repeatedly changing completion dates.
One customer found a tank and Suunto battery change more expensive than comparable alternatives elsewhere.
A customer said a battery change was completed without approval, leaving them to pay for it.
The Bottom Line
Dive Garage is a dive shop in Al Quoz focused on gear, training and servicing. You can shop for items such as masks, wetsuits, BCDs and regulators, take a pool lesson or course, and bring in equipment for maintenance. The indoor pool is a useful feature if you want to test a setup before diving outdoors.
The store’s strongest point is hands-on advice. Reviews describe staff patiently comparing options for first-time buyers, helping with prescription lenses and explaining an iPhone underwater housing clearly enough for the customer to use it confidently. The range includes named brands such as Dive Rite, Cressi and WaterProof, with reviewers often mentioning broad stock and reasonable or competitive pricing.
Service can be impressively quick: a dive computer was repaired during a short Dubai visit, while a Suunto battery change was completed the same day. After-sales equipment testing also received praise. There is one important caution, though.
A regulator-service customer reported no written quotation and repeatedly changing completion dates, while another advised comparing prices and said a battery change was done without approval. For a smoother visit, ask to try your equipment in the pool, request servicing costs in writing, and confirm approval before any repair work begins.