This is the first level in recreational diving certification and is the most popular course among divers. The Open Water Diver course is perfect for those who want to learn how to dive safely and enjoyably, and discover the exciting…
If you are new to the world of diving or simply want to try the experience before committing to a full course, diving baptism is the perfect option. This activity is an excellent way to experience the feeling of breathing…
The SDI (Scuba Diving International) Advanced Diver Course is designed for certified divers who wish to improve their skills and knowledge in recreational diving. This course consists of five open water dives that cover a variety of advanced skills and…
The Sidemount course is a diving specialization that teaches divers how to use a diving equipment that is worn on the sides of the body instead of on the back. This type of diving equipment is called “Sidemount”, and it…
The “Intro to Tech” course is a diving specialization that prepares divers to delve into the world of technical diving. This course focuses on teaching divers the skills and knowledge necessary to dive in a more advanced and safe way,…
TDI Advanced Nitrox course qualifies divers to use enriched air nitrox from EAN 22 to EAN 100 percent within their current certification level up to a maximum depth of 40 meters / 130 feet during dives that do not require…
The “Decompression Procedures Diver” course is a diving specialization that teaches divers the necessary skills to perform longer and deeper decompression dives. This course focuses on teaching divers how to plan and execute dives that require decompression stops, using decompression…
Cave diving courses, such as Intro to Cave and Full Cave Diver, are advanced scuba diving programs that allow divers to explore underwater caves and caverns. These courses take place in the cenotes of Quintana Roo, Mexico, which are known…