Scuba Diver Course

Albatros Sea World Marsa Alam

Scuba Diver Course

Albatros Sea World Marsa Alam

Description

The Scuba Diver course is a shorter version of the Open Water Diver course.

This course is ideal for those with limited time who plan to dive mainly with a guide.

It’s a step towards the Open Water Diver certification and more scuba diving knowledge and exploration.

Scuba Divers are qualified to:

Dive under the direct supervision of a Professional to a maximum depth of 12 meters/40 feet.
Obtain air fills, rent or purchase scuba equipment, and participate in dive activities as long as properly supervised.
Continue dive training by completing the Open Water Diver certification and taking certain specialty diver courses.

Scuba Diver Course Requirements:

Must be 10 years or older.
Adequate swimming skills and good physical health.
No prior scuba diving experience needed.

What You’ll Learn

Basic Theory: Understand dive principles, equipment, and safety procedures.
Confined Water Skills: Practice essential skills in a controlled environment.
Open Water Dives: Apply your knowledge during actual dives with an instructor.

Scuba diver course is a great way to start your underwater adventure! 🤿🌊

Included/Excluded

Diving Instructor
Diving Equipment

PADI/IDDA material & certificate (100 €)
Photography
Transfer

Attractions

Beginners Courses

FAQs

The Scuba Diver course typically takes 2 days to complete. During this time, you’ll cover basic theory, practice confined water skills, and complete open water dives with an instructor. It’s a great way to start your underwater adventure! 🤿🌊

Let’s compare the Scuba Diver and Open Water Diver certifications:

Scuba Diver:
- Duration: Typically 2-3 days.
- Purpose: A shorter course for those with limited time.
- Skills: Covers basic theory, confined water skills, and two open water dives.
- Certification: Allows diving with a guide up to 12 meters (40 feet) deep.
- Prerequisites: No prior diving experience required.
Open Water Diver:
- Duration: Usually 3-4 days.
- Purpose: Full entry-level certification.
- Skills: Comprehensive training in theory, confined water, and four open water dives.
- Certification: Allows independent diving up to 18 meters (60 feet) deep.
- Prerequisites: Adequate swimming skills and good health.

Choose based on your goals and available time! 🤿🌊

Sure! While the Scuba Diver and Open Water Diver courses primarily focus on diving skills, you can certainly explore underwater photography as an additional interest. Here are some tips if you’d like to combine diving with photography:

Learn the Basics: Understand your camera settings, lighting, and composition. Consider taking a basic photography course or reading resources specific to underwater photography.
Equipment: Invest in an underwater camera or a waterproof housing for your existing camera. Some dive centers may offer rentals.
Buoyancy Control: Good buoyancy is crucial for steady shots. Practice maintaining neutral buoyancy while capturing images.
Stability: Use a sturdy platform (like a reef or rock) to stabilize yourself while taking photos.
Marine Life: Capture the vibrant marine life, corals, and interesting patterns. Be patient and observe your surroundings.

Remember, underwater photography adds a whole new dimension to your diving experience! 📸🤿🌊

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