PADI Specialty Courses

Wrecks are fascinating to explore! People differ in their interests when it comes to wreck diving, some people are just curious and curiosity manifests itself as an adventure; igniting passion to explore wrecks, some people see wrecks as time capsules holding clues to humankind’s past, some people love it as an artificial reef, and some people love it for photography.

The PADI Wreck Diver Course is structured to familiarize scuba divers with the knowledge, organization, techniques, procedures and hazards of penetrating shipwrecks.

Our PADI Instructor will teach you the safety considerations for exploring, navigating and mapping a wreck

Time to get wrecked!

The PADI Enriched Air Diver course, or as commonly known as “nitrox,” is PADI’s most popular scuba course. It is a great option to extend your bottom time by increasing your no decompression limit. You will not only be able to stay under water deeper for longer time, but also you will come out of the water feeling more refreshed and energized!

The course can be done in one day as a “dry course,” without stepping a single fin underwater, but who wants to miss the fun part? The bubbles!

The PADI Sidemount Diver Course teaches you how to configure and use one or two cylinders. Usually you carry the scuba tanks on your back when you dive. With sidemount configuration you can carry two tanks at your sides, next to your hips, or below your shoulders.

The course consists of one confined water dive and three open water dives, in which you will learn how to assemble and configure your scuba diving equipment properly, manage gas supply if wearing two cylinders, how to respond correctly and quickly to potential problems, trim your weight system and gear so you’re perfectly balanced in the water.

Safety

• Provides redundant gas supply. You will always have a backup air supply when using two tanks.

Your valve is now right in front of you, so have the ability to monitor all your equipment.

• Diving with two tanks, so you get longer dives. If you are a PADI Enriched Air “Nitrox,” Diver and you are a PADI Sidemount diver, with longer dives, you can take advantage of the increased no-stop time that nitrox allows. Imagine the time you can spend on a depth of let’s say 18 meters on that beautiful shipwreck!
• Enhance your streamlining and body position which reduces drag and makes moving through the water more flexible and efficient. You will use less energy so your air will last longer.

One of the fun and best parts about scuba diving is being able to seize the moment, to capture the memories of your awesome underwater experiences. If you want to have a special documentation of your happy underwater scuba adventures, then the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer course is for you!