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We offer a wide range of courses, to suit every level of diver, from newbie divers to experienced divers looking to advance their skills. All courses are certified by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).

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Our experienced instructors are here to support you at every stage of your scuba diving journey. Whether you're building confidence underwater, aiming to explore new depths, or seeking to transform your diving skills, we are here to help you achieve your goals.

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Open Water Diver

  • 1st step of becoming a certified diver
  • 10 years old or above
  • No prior experience is required
  • Maximum depth of 18m/60 feet
  • Duration: 5-10 hours self study
  • 3 days (6 dives)

    $4900 

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Advanced Open Water Diver

  • Prerequisites of Open Water Diver (or any equivalent qualifications)
  • 12 years old or above
  • Maximum depth of 30m/100 feet
  • Duration: 6-8 hours self study
  • 2 – 3 days (5 dives)

     $3900

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Enriched Air (Nirtox) Diver

  • Prerequisites of Open Water Diver (or any equivalent qualifications)
  • Duration: 3-5 hours study

    $1400

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Rescue Diver

  • Prerequisites of Advance Open Water Diver
  • EFR Primary and Secondary Care training (or any equivalent qualifications) within 24 months
  • Duration: 6-8 hours self study
  • 2 days (4 dives)

     $3900

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Divemaster

  • Prerequisites of Rescue Dive 40 logged dives minimum
  • 18 years old or above
  • Duration: 10-16 hours self study
  • From 2 weeks to 12 months

     $11000 (Materials included)

Learning Content

Chapter 1
  • Being a Diver I
  • Equipment I
  • Your Skills as a Diver I
Chapter 2
  • Being a Diver II
  • Equipment II
  • Your Skills as a Diver II
Chapter 3
  • Being a Diver III
  • Problem Management 
  • Equipment III
  • Your Skills as a Diver III
Chapter 4
  • Equipment IV
  • Being a Diver IV
  • Using Dive Computers and Tables I
  • The Underwater World’s Ambassador
  • Your Skills as a Diver IV
Chapter 5
  • Using Dive Computers and Tables II
  • Being a Diver V
  • Your Skills as a Diver V
Chapter 1
  • Introduction
  • Thinking Like a Diver
  • Deep Diving
Chapter 2
  • Underwater Navigation
Chapter 3
  • Peak Performance Buoyancy
  • Fish Identification
  • Boat Diving
  • Digital Underwater Imaging
  • Search and Recovery
  • Nigh Diving
  • Underwater Naturalis

(Pick one of these)

Chapter 4
  • Peak Performance Buoyancy
  • Fish Identification
  • Boat Diving
  • Digital Underwater Imaging
  • Search and Recovery
  • Nigh Diving
  • Underwater Naturalis

(Pick one of these)

Chapter 5
  • Peak Performance Buoyancy
  • Fish Identification
  • Boat Diving
  • Digital Underwater Imaging
  • Search and Recovery
  • Nigh Diving
  • Underwater Naturalis

(Pick one of these)

Chapter 1
  • Introduction
  • Why Divers Dive with
  • Enriched Air
    Gear and Stuff
Chapter 2
  • Oxygen Exposure
  • Oxygen Analysis and Obtaining Enriched Air Fills
  • Guidelines for Diving with Enriched Air Dive Computers
  • Diving Emergencies and Enriched Air
Chapter 3
  • EANx  -Instructions for Use – Metric
  • RDP Equivalent Air Depth Table – Metri
Chapter 4
  • RDP EAN 36 Oxygen – Metric
  • RDP EAN 32 Oxygen – Metric
Chapter 1
  • Introduction
  • The Psychology of Rescue I
  • Recognizing Diver Stress
  • Being Prepared for a Diver Emergency I
  • Emergency Oxygen Delivery Systems
  • Automated External Defibrillators (AED)
  • Accident Management I
  • Responding to Diver Emergencies I
Chapter 2
  • The Psychology of Rescue II
  • Being Prepared for a Diver Emergency II
  • Common Equipment Problems
  • Release Function and Problems
  • Accident Management II
  • Responding to Diver Emergencies II
  • Exits with a Responsive Diver
Chapter 3
  • The Psychology of Rescue III
  • Being Prepared for a Diver Emergency III
  • Accident Management III
  • Thermal Problems
  • Responding to Diver Emergencies III
  • Missing Diver Procedures
Chapter 4
  • The Psychology of Rescue IV
  • Being Prepared for a Diver Emergency IV
  • Accident Management IV
  • Drowning
  • Responding to Diver Emergencies IV
  • In-water Rescue Breathing Techniques
  • Unresponsive Diver
  • Underwater
    Equipment Removal
Chapter 5
  • The Psychology of Rescue V
  • Being Prepared for a Diver Emergency V
  • Accident Management V
  • Responding to Diver Emergencies V
Chapter 1
  • The Role and Characteristics of a PADI Divemaster
Chapter 2
  • Supervising Diving Activities
Chapter 3
  • Assisting with Student Divers
Chapter 4
  • Diver Safety and Risk Management
Chapter 5
  • Divemaster Conducted Programs
Chapter 6
  • Specialized Skills and Activities
Chapter 7
  • The Business of Diving and Your Career
Chapter 8
  • Awareness of the Dive Environment
Chapter 9
  • Awareness of the Dive Environment


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