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About
Find nearby dive centers, tank refill stations, and dive spots. Access a database of over 10,000 points of interest for scuba divers with extensive user reports. Locations are primarily focused on Europe, Asia, and the Red Sea, with ongoing additions.
What's New in ScubaRadar
3.1
April 15, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixes for new Server
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FAQ
What is ScubaRadar?
ScubaRadar is a mobile application designed to help scuba divers find nearby dive centers, tank refill stations, and dive spots. It provides access to a large database of points of interest and user reports.
Where does ScubaRadar focus its location data?
The app's location data is primarily focused on Europe, Asia, and the Red Sea. However, new locations are constantly being added to the database.
How many dive locations are available on ScubaRadar?
ScubaRadar offers access to over 10,000 points of interest for scuba divers. This data is supplemented by over 50,000 user reports in various languages.
Is ScubaRadar free to use?
Yes, ScubaRadar is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the core features of the application.
What devices does ScubaRadar support?
ScubaRadar is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, and also has support for Apple Watch. It is designed for iOS users.
How often is ScubaRadar updated?
The latest version of ScubaRadar is 3.1, which was last updated on April 15, 2016. Users can expect updates to include new locations and potentially improved features over time.
What is the user rating for ScubaRadar?
ScubaRadar has a user rating of 1.7 stars based on 40 ratings. This indicates that a portion of users have expressed dissatisfaction with the app.
Can I search for dive locations outside of my current position with ScubaRadar?
Yes, in addition to searching around your current location, ScubaRadar allows you to set a manual location for your searches. This provides flexibility in planning your dives.
