Course info
Introduction dive/ discover scuba duik
A PADI Introduction Dive/Discover Scuba Dive is a 2+ hour programme that takes you to one of Curaçao's most popular dive sites. After filling in a medical questionnaire, a short briefing, and trying on the diving equipment, we go to the dive site, about 10/15 minutes away by car. In shallow water, we will do some exercises (not mandatory), then go for a fun dive. Feel free to bring your family and/or friends. We have a snorkelling kit lying around for them if they want to tag along.
Guided dives
Sometimes you just want to dive and your regular buddy is not available...or you want to check out a new and unfamiliar location together with your buddy or diving friends but preferably with someone who knows the site. For these purposes we offer a Guided Dive...you can choose from 1 or 2 dives on 1 day.
Refresher dive
Sometimes we cannot do what we love as often as we would like. If it's been a while since you went diving, take the PADI refresher course. It is the perfect way to refresh the skills and knowledge you gained during your diving course.
PADI Open Water including E-learning
The PADI Open Water Diver licence is the first diving certification. A highly trained PADI instructor will teach you how to dive in a relaxed learning environment. At the end of the course, you will have the skills and knowledge to dive in your local area or abroad and you will become an ambassador for the underwater world.
PADI Advanced Open Water including E-learning
If you don't know which PADI course to take next, the Advanced Open Water course is a good choice. You will make your first deep dive under the guidance of an experienced instructor, work on your navigation skills, and try three different types of diving: navigation, deep, and night diving. Choose what interests you: photography and videography, wreck diving, fish identification, etc. There is no exam and less theory compared to the Open Water course.
PADI Rescue Diver including E-learning
Who would you prefer to have as a dive buddy? An Open Water Diver or a Rescue Diver? Most divers prefer to have a Rescue Diver as their buddy. During the Rescue Diver course, you will learn how to recognise potential problems and what to do in an emergency. You will gain a lot of confidence in your diving skills and you'll be surprised how much you'll enjoy role-playing as a victim and rescuer with other divers. Many divers report that they found the Rescue course to be the most enjoyable course. It is a challenging course that will make you a better dive buddy.
PADI Dive Master including E-learning
Learn how to lead underwater tours, assist with diving lessons, and inspire others to take good care of the sea. Sharpen your skills and be the diver everyone will admire. PADI Divemaster is the world's most popular and widely recognised professional diving certification. Career opportunities for PADI Divemasters are endless. They are paid to dive and share their love of the sea. Requirements:>- PADI Rescue Diver licence (or another qualifying licence); - Completed the Emergency First Response course in primary and secondary care (or another qualifying course) within the past 24 months; - Completed and logged at least 40 dives; - Be dive-medically approved by a doctor within the past 12 months.
PADI Enriched Air Nitrox including E-learning
Enriched air, also known as nitrox or EANx, contains less nitrogen than normal air. Inhaling less nitrogen allows you to enjoy longer dives and shorter surface intervals. No wonder Enriched Air Diver is the most popular PADI Specialty course.
Emergency First Response (EFR) including E-learning
Emergency First Response primary and secondary training teaches you what to do in critical life-threatening situations and before medical help has arrived. You will learn how to do CPR, apply First Aid, pain management in various traumas, apply dressings and splints.
PADI Specialty Courses
Specialty courses allow you to try out different forms of diving under the guidance of an experienced dive instructor. Learn how to take great pictures with your GoPro (or other action camera), find out if diving with a dry suit is for you, or make a wreck dive. Examples Specialty's: - Enriched Air Diver - Search and Recovery Diver - Drift Diver - Peak Performance Buoyancy Diver
