PADI - Open Water Diver

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Knowledge Development – done independently, either online, or using a manual and videos, followed by an exam. Confined Water Training – half day After knowledge development, it’s into the pool to take your first underwater breaths, get comfortable with your diving equipment, and start training all of the skills you may need as a certified diver. You’ll also do a 200m swim test, (or 300m with mask, fins and snorkel), and 10 minute float test. Open Water Training – two days Off to the beautiful dive sites around Bali for your four open water dives. During the dives, you’ll practice and refine the skills you’ve already nailed in confined water. You’ll also get to hang out with turtles, peer at clown fish, and gaze at the stunning coral life we have here. At the end of your fourth open water dive… boom – you’re a certified diver!

- Nusa Penida Dive: additional charge: IDR 1,000,000 (to cover speedboat costs)

Learn to Dive: The PADI Open Water Course is the world’s most popular diving course and with good reason. It’s a comprehensive, but user-friendly program incorporating both knowledge development, and practical elements, meaning that your learning experience is thorough and fun. The learning is competency-based, meaning you practice all elements until you and we are happy your competent to perform the skills, there’s no time limit – we want to train you to be a comfortable and skilled diver. Other Open Water course offered: - Junior Open Water Diver: IDR 7,200,000 - Open Water Diver – Referral (Open Water Dives 1- 4 only): IDR 4,500,000