PADI courses range from minimal entry level to relatively advanced recreational diver certification, several specialized diving skills courses and a range of recreational diving instructor certifications. As of March 2017 PADI is reported to have issued 25 million scuba certifications.
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| Course | Price (€) |
|---|---|
| Open Water Diver | 480 |
| Advanced Open Water Diver | 450 |
| Rescue Diver | 420 |
| Divemaster | 650 |
| Sidemount | 220 |
| Specialty | 230 |
Price does not include the certification fee for the association.
| Course | Price (€) |
|---|---|
| Tec 40 | 300 |
| Tec 45 | 340 |
| Tec 50 | 450 |
| Tec Deep | 950 |
| Tec 65 (Normoxic Trimix) | 475 |
| Trimix | 650 |
| Tec Sidemount | 250 |
All prices exclude materials and certification costs (€30-120).
All prices exclude gas costs (Nitrox, Oxygen, Trimix).
PADI Open Water Course (OWD) is your first step on a journey of underwater exploration.
Lasting 3 to 4 days with around 2 hours of theory and at least 2 dives every day it will teach you everything needed to safely do scuba dives up to 20 meters depth.
Price includes everything necessary to finish the course.
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (AOWD) is the next step in diving. Lasting 3 days it takes you trough 5 speciality dives that show you how to manage different aspects of more challenging dives. This course is the one that makes you a complete recreational diver capable of going to the limits of rec diving safely.
Course includes everything necessary to finish it.
The Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) is a recreational diving membership and diver training organization founded in 1966 by John Cronin and Ralph Erickson. Cronin was originally a NAUI instructor who decided to form his own organization with Erickson, and to break diver training down into several modular courses instead of the single universal course then prevalent.[3]
PADI courses range from minimal entry level to relatively advanced recreational diver certification, several specialized diving skills courses and a range of recreational diving instructor certifications. As of March 2017 PADI is reported to have issued 25 million scuba certifications.
-source Wikipedia
PADI Rescue Diver takes you trough many different accident scenarios ensuring that you are ready for all kinds of medical events and equipment failures. A great course for anyone to take to ensure they are ready to help others if the need arises. Course lasts 2 to 4 days and includes a CPR certificate.
Course includes everything necessary to finish it.
Get ready for your next scuba diving adventure on Vis island!
