Open Water Diver
In just three and a half days the PADI Open Water Diver course will change your way of life!
The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world’s most popular scuba program and has introduced millions of people to the world beneath the waves. The PADI Open Water Diver certification allows you to dive to a maximum of 18m (60ft) unlocking your access to 70% of our ocean planet.
You’ll start with knowledge development to gain an understand the basic principles of diver safety and life under water before you proceed to skill practice in the swimming pool. Once you have mastered underwater skills related to your scuba equipment, safety procedures and buoyancy, it’s time to head to the ocean! Complete 4 more dives in the Open Water with your highly qualified PADI dive instructor and you’ll be granted the most sought after certification in the dive industry!
Meet new people, go to new places and do explore new places beneath the surface with your dive license!
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Discounted accommodationEquipment rentalMuti-language instructionPADI certificationPADI materialsSnacks and refreshments on boats
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Schedule: PADI Open Water Diver
| Day 1 | 5:00 pm — Orientation to course |
| Day 2 | 8:00 am — Confined Water 2:00 pm — Academics 1, 2 and 3 |
| Day 3 | 7:30 am — Dives 1 & 2 (max depth 12 metres) 2:00 pm — Academics 4, 5 and final exam |
| Day 4 | 7:30 am — Dives 3 & 4 (max depth 18 meters) 1:00 pm — Paperwork |
Adam Williams
I did the PADI Open Water course and my instructor was patient, supportive and a lot of fun!
24/02/2020 at 11:36 am
Adnan Bhat
I seldom write reviews, but couldn’t hold back myself to this one. Ban’s is a world in itself – a very well run diving resort offering 4 swimming pools, relaxing spa, beachfront restaurant, variety of rooms to choose from and much more! I successfully completed my OWD here last month and had a truly memorable experience. Thanks to Darren – calling him just an Instructor would be an understatement. I’d prefer to call him a Rockstar who is just the best you can get out there (no exaggeration). His way of teaching is just plain sailing, world-class, super-fun and crystal clear. Just make sure to be all eyes and ears, he got some microscopic observation skills. Planning to do my Advance Course soon. All in all – had an experience of a lifetime. Life looks much better underwater. Happy Diving, peeps!
10/11/2022 at 8:59 pm