Try scuba diving for the first time, with no certificate needed. After a short briefing and a few skills in shallow water, you dive with a PADI instructor to a maximum of 12 metres. Done in one day, from age 10. ...
Not dived for a while? In the refresher you go over the key theory and skills with a PADI professional and then make a guided dive, so you start your holiday dives relaxed. ...
Five adventure dives in 2 to 3 days, with very little classroom time. The deep and navigation dives are fixed, and you choose the other three. Afterwards you are certified to 30 metres. ...
Enriched Air (Nitrox) is PADI’s most popular specialty course. With more oxygen and less nitrogen in your tank, you get more no-decompression time, especially on repeat dives. Half a day, and the dives are optional. ...
The PADI Scuba Diver course is the short route to your first certificate: about two days, with roughly half the theory and dives of the Open Water Diver course. Afterwards you dive to 12 metres with a PADI professional, anywhere in the world. ...
Already a PADI Scuba Diver? In about 2 days you finish what is left of the Open Water Diver course and are certified to dive to 18 metres with a buddy, without a professional. ...
The Junior Open Water Diver is the full PADI beginner course for children aged 10 to 14. Same theory, same skills and same four dives as the adult course, with shallower depth limits. 3 to 4 days. ...
Emergency First Response teaches CPR and first aid in one day. No diving and no previous certificate needed. It is the first-aid training required for the PADI Rescue Diver course. ...
The PADI Rescue Diver course teaches you to prevent problems and to handle them when they happen. Many divers call it the most demanding and the most rewarding course they have taken. 3 days. ...
Five adventure dives for young divers aged 12 to 14, in 2 to 3 days. The deep and navigation dives are fixed, and the other three are chosen together with the instructor. Certified to 21 metres. ...
The PADI Divemaster is the first professional level. Over 2 to 3 weeks you work alongside our instructors, learn to guide certified divers and assist on courses. You need 40 logged dives to start. ...
Learn to find your way underwater with a compass and natural references, and to come back to the boat or exit point without surfacing to look. Three dives in 1 to 2 days. ...
Learn to take sharp, well-lit and well-composed photos underwater. Two dives in one day, with an instructor who reviews your pictures with you between dives. ...
The Self-Reliant Diver course is for experienced divers who want to be fully independent underwater, with redundant equipment and their own gas planning. Three dives in 2 days. From 18 years, with 100 logged dives. ...
Let the current do the work. In the Drift Diver course you learn to plan and make dives where you are carried along the reef and picked up by the boat. Two dives in one day. ...
Many of the best dive sites are reached by boat. The Boat Diver course makes you comfortable on board: where to put your gear, how to enter and exit, and how boat dives are organised. Two dives in one day. ...
Explore shipwrecks safely. In four dives over 2 days you learn to survey a wreck, avoid its hazards and, with your instructor, take your first steps inside. ...
Lost something underwater? The Search and Recovery course teaches you search patterns and how to bring objects to the surface under control with a lift bag. Four dives in 2 days. ...
The Deep Diver course qualifies you to dive to 40 metres, the limit of recreational diving. Four dives in 2 days with an instructor, focused on planning, gas and narcosis. ...
Dive with your tanks at your sides instead of on your back. Sidemount gives you better trim, easier access to your valves and less weight on your back. One confined-water dive and three open-water dives in 2 days. ...
Cover more reef with less effort. With an underwater scooter (diver propulsion vehicle) you glide along the reef and see more of it in a single dive. Two dives in one day. ...
The reef changes after sunset. In three night dives you learn to plan a night dive, use your light and communicate in the dark, and you meet the animals that only come out at night. ...
Become a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor. The Instructor Development Course (IDC) takes 13 days and prepares you for the two-day PADI Instructor Examination (IE). ...