Description :

Your path to certification has three steps:

1. Complete the Digital Learning materials prior to your trip (additional cost may apply). These online sessions are self-paced, and you can complete them anywhere, anytime, once you download them to your SSI DiveSSI app.
2. Complete the Academic Sessions and Pool/Confined Water Sessions with your SSI Dive Professional on holiday
3. Complete the Open Water Training Dives in the open sea

The SSI Open Water Program Consists Of:

• Six Academic Sessions
• Six Pool/Confined Water Sessions
• Four Open Water Training Dives

Your instructor may adjust the number of training sessions to accommodate your needs or the dive center’s training schedule. They will also show – and help you to master – the skills needed to become a safe and capable diver during your in-water training.

After earning your Open Water Diver certification, you will be able to dive with a buddy in environments and depths equivalent to those experienced during your training.

Program Details:

• Minimum Age: 10
• Certification Prerequisites: None
• Academic Sessions: Online Program
• Pool/Confined Water Sessions: 6
• Open Water Dives: 4
• Maximum Training Depth: 18 meters / 60 feet (age 15+)
• Suggested Duration: 16 – 32 hours

Description :

Description :

The Junior Open Water certification course is a course that allows children between 10 and 14 years of age to enter the diving world. Children can start studying theory at home with the online courses, or if they want, they can follow the lessons in the centre.  The course aims to pass the Junior Open Water Diver certification. After the theoretical part, a certain number of dives will be made. 

Description :

• Full dive equipment will include BCD, regular set with all gauges, wetsuit, mask, snorkel and fins. 
• Tanks, weights & air are included as standard in all daily diving as standard. A dive computer is generally at an additional fee per day, and paid locally. 

Description :

SSI Advanced Open Water Diver is the next recognition rating on the path to becoming an SSI Master Diver, and includes four SSI Specialty program Digital Kits. After completing the four SSI Specialty programs that interest you, as well as 24 logged dives, you will automatically receive the SSI Advanced Open Water Diver recognition rating, along with your SSI Specialty program certifications.

Description :

2 tank boat divers per day, including tanks, weights & air only. This will normally be guided as part of a small group of up to 6 divers per dive guide. 

Description :

Where a resort has a safe and accessible house reef the dive centre offer packages to include unaccompanied dives with tanks, weights & air. Additionally some dive centre will have daily guided dives, or you can pay for a private dive guide to show the best parts of the reef.

Description :

Internationally Recognized PADI Certification. Qualifies you to dive to dive on enriched air nitrox up to 40%. The PADI Enriched Air Diver course is PADI’s most popular specialty scuba diving course, and it’s easy to see why. Scuba diving with enriched air nitrox gives you more no decompression dive time. This means more time underwater, especially on repetitive scuba dives. You can typically stay down longer and get back in the water sooner. No wonder many divers choose this as their very first specialty.

Typically when using enriched air divers will get mixes which are either 32% or 36% oxygen, and this makes enriched air ideal for diving at shallower depths. For example, when diving with air to 18 meters/59 feet using the Recreational Dive Planner, you would have a maximum no stop limit of 56 minutes on a single dive. For the same depth, but using a 32% mix of enriched air, you would have a no stop limit of 95 minutes at 18 meters/59 feet. Potentially this means that you would have up to an additional 39 minutes dive time on this profile compared with air, though don’t forget to check your gauges as you will still be breathing through the gas in your cylinder at the same rate.

You will learn techniques for getting more dive time by using enriched air nitrox, enriched air scuba diving equipment considerations, enriched air considerations, including managing oxygen exposure, how to tell what’s in your scuba tank and how to set your dive computer.