What You’ll Learn & Experience
Theory & Knowledge Development

• How pressure affects your body underwater
• How scuba equipment works and how to use it
• Dive planning, including air management and safety procedures
• Basic understanding of marine life and the underwater environment
• How to avoid and handle potential problems
• Start Learning Before You Arrive: We’ll send you PADI eLearning so you can study at your own pace with videos, readings, and quizzes. Just complete the first 3 sections (about 3–4 hours) before your first dive, and you’ll be ready to jump in!
• During your course, you’ll finish the remaining sections, and your instructor will review the key concepts with you to make sure you’re confident and ready for the final multiple-choice exam.

Confined Water Sessions (Pool or Pool-like Conditions)

• Breathing underwater for the first time
• Clearing your mask and regulator
• Controlling your buoyancy (one of the most important skills!)
• Assembling and checking your gear
• Basic underwater navigation
• Emergency procedures (sharing air, controlled ascents, etc.)

Open Water Dives (4 Dives)
• Apply everything you’ve practiced in real diving conditions
• Explore local dive sites (like coral reefs, marine life, and underwater landscapes)
• Gain confidence diving to a maximum depth of 18 meters (60 feet)
• Always under the supervision and guidance of a certified PADI instructor

Course Details
Duration: Typically 3 half days
Small groups: Max 4 students per instructor for a personalized experience
PADI e-learning: Study at your own pace assisted with audiovisual material and available in multiple languages

Daily Schedule 7.30 – 12.30
(Depends on weather & availability)
Day 1 – Basics & Skills
Learn your gear, practice breathing, mask clearing, buoyancy, and safety in shallow water. Start building confidence!

Day 2 – First Ocean Dives
2 open water dives (up to 12m). Apply your skills, control buoyancy, and explore real dive sites. The day many fall in love with diving!

Day 3 – Final Dives & Certification
2 more dives (up to 18m). Practice emergency skills, explore new spots, finish theory, pass the exam, and get certified as a PADI Open Water Diver!

Who Can Join?
Age 10+
Comfortable in the water with basic swimming skills
Reasonable physical health: you must not have any medical restrictions unless you have prior authorization from a physician.
No prior diving experience is required, but you must be in reasonably good physical health.