If you are already qualified or wish to cross over from another diver training organisation, we offer the full range of PADI courses up to Instructor level.
After qualifying as an Open Water Diver you can earn the new Adventure Diver Certification. You can choose any three of the dives from the Advanced Open Water programme in order to obtain this qualification. The dives taken can count towards the Advanced Open Water course.
The Advanced Open Water Course is designed to broaden your knowledge and introduce new areas of diving. No classroom, No exam! You have two core dives that you must do, a deep dive over 18 metres and a navigation exercise. You can then choose three elective dives from this list:
Boat Dive, Multi-Level Dive, Night Dive, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Photography, Search and Recovery, Underwater Naturalist, Wreck Dive, Nitrox, DPV (u/w scooter) & AWARE Fish Identification
A popular and cost effective way to become proficient and ultimately independent is to combine the Open Water and Advanced Open Water Courses over a two week period. We offer a substantial discount for this option.
If a particular type of diving is of special interest, the next step is to take a Specialty Course in that area.
The Emergency First Response Course is for divers and non-divers alike, covering basic training in emergency care and cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). This course is used as the prerequisite for CPR training required to go on to the PADI Rescue Course.
The Rescue Course will develop your skills and give you the necessary knowledge to manage diving accident situations and administer effective first aid. The primary objective is to train divers to recognise and resolve potential problems.