The Open Water Course is the most globally recognized scuba certification available today. PADI certify over a million new divers every year and you are about to become one of them. Be prepared for some serious fun as this certification is valid for life! Takes just 3-4 days.
Who should take this course?
Minimum age = 10 years
Must be able to swim
Good physical health
What can you do once certified?
- Dive with a Buddy (another diver with equal or higher certification)
- Maximum depth 18 m
- Obtain air fills from dive stores when you present them with your PADI Card
- Begin your Advanced Open Water Course
- Learn selected skills from your Rescue Diver Course
What will you learn?
PADI Open Water course has 3 main phases:
- Knowledge development: 3 options
i) Online
ii) Independent study
iii) In Scuba Monkey’s classroom
This will provide you with all the basic principles of scuba diving, you will complete all 5 sections of the Open Water Diver Course
- Confined water dives
We teach you over 20 scuba skills in your hotel pool or local sheltered bay (Green Bay) allowing you to practice and master each before moving into the crystal clear Mediterranean Sea
- Open Water dives
We take you diving in the sea for 4 open water dives, where we will have fun, check out the local marine life and evaluate you on the skills you have learnt in your confined water sessions.
How can you start learning now?
Online learning keeps more of your holiday days free for the fun stuff, perfect if you don’t want to spend time in the classroom. These options also include the video and is the premium version of the open water course for all you VIP’s out there. It’s better for the planet too – no paper!
- PADI eLearning– do all the theory, quizzes and final exam from the 5 sections before you go on holiday, then do the practical application when you arrive (the fun stuff!)
- Open Water Dive Touch – brand new for all you tech addicts. This interactive software also guides you through the 5 sections of the open water course with a fluid swipe of your finger across your tablet.
What scuba gear will you use?
You learn to use basic scuba gear, including a mask, snorkel, fins, regulator, buoyancy control device and a tank.
Additional materials needed: a log book
*Price quoted includes all tax, FREE manual and FREE Certification Card
