Diving itself is a potentially dangerous sport, this means. it is dangerous to life!
This is what is written in many textbooks and in your beginner course you learned to always go diving with a buddy! This is because the diver enters an environment that is normally incompatible with human life.
Only technical equipment makes survival possible here. Overestimation of one’s own abilities, recklessness, poor or lack of training and lack of experience can lead to situations that put the diver’s life in acute danger.
But can the buddy system really help here? Or does it only pretend to be safe? more »
Your Open Water Diver certification allows you to dive anywhere in the world. Like driving a car, scuba diving requires specific knowledge, skills and training. A PADI Open Water Diver certification is your passport to underwater adventure.
You’ve done a PADI Discover Scuba Diving programme and you loved it! Or you decided to learn to dive straight away? What’s next? Get your certification, of course!
Course price 499 Euro, incl. certification more »
For example, you would like to stay a little longer on a deeper wreck, but you don’t feel like doing the deco stops that you would then certainly have to do, or you would like to have more safety here? Then you should learn how to use a double pack, a wing jacket and a stage.
Diving with a gas change underwater requires practice and discipline.
In order to learn to perform deco dives safely and in a relaxed manner, you should prepare yourself conscientiously. How? You can learn this individually and purposefully with us in your CMAS/IDA Nitrox Advanced Diver course.
Course price 599 Euro, includes certification
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