This
is a one day course. Instruction in the pool takes about an hour
and the student will be able to practice all the necessary safety
and comfort skills before going out in the ocean for 2 dives.
This is not a certification course and the person can only dive
under direct supervision of the instructor.
Includes:
instructor, pool lesson, all equipment, boat.
From
12 years and older.
PADI OPEN WATER COURSE
Duration
of the course is 4 days, during which the student has to do theoretical
and practical exercises.
The student reads the Open Water Manual and watches the video, assisted by
his instructor.
The practical part is divided into two sections: the pool and 4 open water
dives.
The theoretical session consists of 4 small quizzes and one final exam.
Includes:
Manual available in different languages, full equipment, instructor, 4
open water dives, boat and PADI certification.
PADI REFERRAL COURSE
The referral course is the
last part of the Open Water course and takes 2 days. The student has to
bring a signed form from his instructor, showing satisfactory completion
of the theoretical quizzes, the practical pool sessions and the final
exam. We will take the student out into the ocean for 4 dives, 2 per day,
to finish the course.
Includes: full equipment,
instructor, 4 open water dives, boat and PADI certification.
PADI ADVANCED COURSE
To
participate in an Advanced course, you need to have an Open Water diver
certification. This course can be done in 2 days
and includes 5 dives. During practical training you’ll be able to
gain additional experience in: Navigation, Deep Diving, Search and
recovery, Underwater Naturalist and buoyancy control.
Includes: book, instructor,
5 open water dives and PADI certification.
PADI RESCUE DIVER
To become certified as a Rescue Diver the student needs to have reached the level of Advanced
diver.
In 3 days he/she will learn how to rescue someone in open water, to use
the first aid kit and learn how to assist other divers in the water.
Includes: book, instructor,
and PADI certification.
