The most common question after a dive is: What was that Fish? With the Fish Identification Specialty, you will learn more about fish and how to recognize them. You will enjoy your dives even more when you recognize the creatures that you see and can identify the main fish families and their characteristics. In two open water dives, your PADI instructor will learn you how to identify the fish families. When you find out to which family the fish belongs, it makes it much easier to look it up and find out its local name. Also, in this course you will learn about Fish Survey Techniques, identify characteristics of local fish, and learn about Project AWARE activities that can help protect aquatic life. Theory lesson in the classroom Two open water dives Including dive gear rental

Make a difference with every dive! With the PADI AWARE Dive Against Debris Specialty, you learn how you can keep the oceans clean without damaging any underwater life. Under the guidance of a PADI professional you will learn different techniques to keep your local or other dive sites healthier by cleaning up debris. Remember that every dive is clean up dive. That is why you can use this specialty in every dive, so you can make a difference every time you go diving! Theory lesson in the classroom One open water dive Includes dive gear rental

By boat, you can explore the more remote dive sites around the world. Boat diving is fun and relatively easy because you usually dropped directly into the dive site. In the PADI Boat Diver Specialty, you will learn about boat terminology in two boat dives, boat diving procedures and etiquette, and boating safety. This course expands your knowledge about boats from small inflatables to large liveaboards. Two boat dives Theory lesson in the classroom Including dive gear rental

The depths are sometimes exciting and mysterious. That makes it very interesting to explore. With the PADI Deep Diver Specialty, you will learn to dive up to 40 meters / 130 feet of depth. In the course we review reasons for deep diving and how important it is to know your limits. The PADI dive instructor will take you on four deep dives and learn you about dive planning, buddy contact procedures, buoyancy control, managing gas supply, and dealing with gas narcosis. Start your PADI deep dive specialty and learn in a safe and fun way to dive into the deeper waters. Theory lesson in the classroom Four open water dives Including dive gear rental

Do you love taking pictures underwater? But every time you come up you are disappointed in the result or you just want to level up your photos? Then the PADI Digital Underwater Photographer Specialty is just what you need. Underwater Photography is one of the most popular diving specialties. Now with so many underwater cameras to choose from, everybody can make that perfect picture underwater. With this course, you will level up your images and take that perfect picture. You learn which underwater system is best for you and you learn the PADI SEA (Shoot, Examine, Adjust) method to get great shots quickly. You will practice those techniques in two open water dives. At the end of the course, you will not only be an underwater photographer specialist but also have some great pictures to make your friends and family jealous. e-Learning at home at your own pace Theory lesson in the classroom Two open water dives Includes dive gear rental

A drift dive can be relaxing and exhilarating at the same time. Drift diving feel like flying bunderwater. You just relax and let the current take you along the beautiful corals and sea creatures underwater. In the PADI Drift Diver Specialty you will learn all kinds of drift dive techniques. You will learn in two open water dives about drift dive equipment, world currents, buoyancy control, and how to stay close to you buddy. Theory lesson in the classroom Two open water dives Including dive gear rental

Knowing how and when to use emergency oxygen is a great skill to have and means you’re ready to help others should the need arise. Becoming a PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider lets you breathe easy knowing that you can recognize scuba diving illnesses treatable with emergency oxygen, and are prepared to offer first AID. You’ll learn about dive injuries, different types of emergency oxygen equipment and safety considerations when using oxygen. Then you’ll practice: Assembling and disassembling emergency oxygen equipment. Deploying a non-rebreather mask and a demand inhalator valve on a breathing diver. Using a pocket mask on a nonbreathing diver.

In only half a day you can complete this course. You will learn why diving with air that has a higher oxygen percentage and a lower nitrogen percentage gives you more bottom time, along with enriched air equipment considerations. With this certification, you can rent and use Enriched Air Nitrox. The theory of this course can be done online or with a book. With a PADI instructor, you will review your theory and complete the skills. After completing this specialty we offer you the rental of one Nitrox tank for free. Theory lesson in the classroom Free Nitrox tank rental e-Learning at home at your own pace

You do not have to miss a dive due to minor issues with your scuba diving equipment. With the PADI Equipment Specialist Course you learn how to safely fix minor issues on your dive equipment. The PADI instructor will show you how to take care of your equipment and how to prevent any problems. You get more comfortable by learning how your equipment works. You may even get the chance to jump into the water to try new or unfamiliar equipment. e-Learning at home at your own pace Theory lesson in the classroom Dry course

The Lionfish has many names like Zebrafish, Fire fish, or Butterfly-cod. But most appropriate is Tasty Fish. The Lionfish do not belong in the Caribbean Sea; therefore, they do not have any natural enemies and we hunt them. If we do not hunt them, the Caribbean reefs will be full of Lionfish and no other fish will survive. In the Lionfish Hunt Specialty, you will learn more about the Lionfish, where to look for them, how to shoot a Lionfish, and how to take it out of the water safely. On land, we will learn you how to clean and prepare the lionfish for your BBQ and make it a ‘’Tasty fish’’.   Theory lesson class in the classroom Two open water dives Includes dive gear & hunting equipment rental

Night dives are mysterious, yet so alluring. During the night, a dive site can change into a different dive site. Creatures that are out and about during the day will take shelter at night and the creatures that hunt during the night will come out. That is why you can see a lot of other things during the night like Moray eel hunting, Lobsters, Crabs, Octopuses swimming around, and even sharks are more active at night. During the PADI Night Diver Specialty, your PADI instructor will learn you about navigating during the night, how to use a dive light, how to communicate with your buddy, and explain how plants and animals differ or change behaviors at night. Three open water dives Theory lesson in the classroom Include dive gear rental

Ocean Reef Integrated Dive Mask gives diving a whole new dimension. These last few years of diving with an IDM (full-face diving mask) became more and more popular. This mask makes breathing a lot easier because you can breathe through your nose, which makes it much more comfortable for many people. The Ocean Reef IDM (full-face diving mask) has one big field of vision instead of two separate lenses. This makes the view much better and you can even see more of the fascinating underwater world. Two other awesome benefits of the IDM (full-face diving mask) is that they do not fog, and they do not flood either. The Ocean Reef Intro program takes two hours and you will learn the basics of the IDM (full-face diving mask) and make a dive at one of our beautiful house reefs. Theory lesson in the classroom Two open water dives Including dive gear rental

  PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy Specialty   Perfect buoyancy control is the most important ability in diving. Good control of your buoyancy makes the difference between a good and a bad diver. Not only good control of your buoyancy is important for your diving, but it is also important for the reefs and your air consumption. You want to make sure you do not hit and damage any coral while diving. With this course, you will learn to keep your buoyancy under control and enjoy the beautiful corals without crashing on them. Also, because you do not need to use your arms you will use less air. Your air consumption will get much better. After this course, your diving will improve and probably you will enjoy your dives even more.   Theory lesson in the classroom Two open water dives Including dive gear rental

Did you ever accidentally drop something from the dock or boat in the water? It happens often, but it can be hard to find back or getting it up out of the water. The PADI Search and Recovery Specialty is the perfect course to learn how to find and recover any object that has been dropped into the water. The PADI Search and Recovery Specialty course is a challenging but definitely a fun course. In the open water dives the PADI instructor will learn you different search patterns using a compass, using a lift bag, and planning search operations. To find any object underwater you first need to determine the spot where you lost it. Theory lesson in the classroom Four open water dives Includes dive gear rental

Many divers prefer to dive with a buddy, but sometimes experienced divers may want or need to make dives without a buddy. During the self-reliant diver course, you will learn about the potential risks of diving by yourself. You will learn the value of equipment redundancy and necessary back-up gear. You will develop skills for self-reliance and independence during three open water dives. This course is not only good for self-reliance but makes you also a stronger dive partner for your buddy or in a team. To start the PADI Self-Reliant Diver Specialty course the minimum requirement is an Advanced Open Water certification and 100 logged dives. Theory lesson in the classroom Three open water dives Including dive gear & self-reliant back-up gear rental

When you dive for the first time you learn that you wear your tank on your back. But with the Side Mount course, you learn how to mount your tank on the side. The benefit of wearing your tank on your side is that it gives you more flexibility and streamlining options. And a nice extra benefit is that the heavy cylinder is not on your back. You will just clip your tank on when you are in the water and off you go. You will learn the skills for Side Mount diving in one confined water and three open water sessions. Theory lesson in the classroom One confined water session Three open water sessions

Do you want to learn more about the underwater life? Do the PADI Underwater Naturalist Specialty. You will learn about symbioses, underwater ecology, aquatic plants, and animal habits. Because of the knowledge you learn in the PADI Underwater Naturalist Specialty course you will see new sea creatures you missed before. You will notice behaviors and know where to look for specific fish. This makes your dives more interesting and you get a better understanding of the local underwater ecosystem. Theory lesson in the classroom Two open water dives

If you dive with your buddy, it is always good to know where you are going and where to end your dive. With the PADI Underwater Navigator Specialty, you will learn how to use a compass accurately. It can be challenging using a compass, but you will learn to navigate in a fun way and the reward at the end of the course will be worth it. Also, we fine-tune your observation skills so you can find your way underwater through natural navigation. You will practice those skills in three open water dives. In the end, you will find your way back underwater. Three open water dives Theory lesson in the classroom Include dive gear & compass rental

The PADI Underwater Videographer Specialty is perfect for you if you like to make videos. In this specialty, you will learn how to capture those perfect shots of the fish. You will learn how to create the perfect underwater videos, worth it and interesting to watch. Your PADI Instructor will explain how to select, maintain, and care for your underwater video equipment. You will also learn about exposure, focus, storyline, and sequencing. After the dive, you will learn about editing as well, so you can produce the perfect video that truly captures your diving adventures. Theory lesson in the classroom Three open water dives Includes dive gear rental

One of the most popular PADI specialties. Whether a wreck was sunk on purpose to become an artificial reef for scuba divers or loss of result of an accident, wrecks are fascinating objects on the seafloor. Diving on one of those wrecks can be mysterious. That is why wreck diving is for many people very interesting. But wreck diving can also be dangerous because you can lose your way in one of those fascinating objects. In the PADI Wreck Specialty you will learn how to safely navigate a wreck, using penetration lines and reels to guide exploration. After this course, you and your buddy can explore any wreck safely and try unlocking any mystery or spotting something new what others have missed.   Four open water dives Theory lesson in the classroom Include dive gear rental