The Open Water Scuba Diver course is the world's most popular and widely recognized scuba diving certification. Designed for beginners, this course provides comprehensive training in the fundamentals of scuba diving, ensuring that participants gain the skills and confidence necessary to explore the underwater world. The course includes theoretical lessons, confined water sessions in a pool, and open water dives in the sea or other bodies of water. Upon completion, divers will be certified to dive independently with a buddy to a maximum depth of 18 meters (60 feet), opening the door to countless underwater adventures.

The Advanced Scuba Diver course is designed for certified divers looking to elevate their skills and explore new underwater adventures. This course provides a mix of adventure dives, including deep diving, underwater navigation, and optional specialties like night diving or wreck exploration. Through hands-on practice and expert guidance, divers gain confidence and proficiency in challenging environments, enhancing their overall diving experience. Whether you're aiming to dive deeper, navigate with precision, or simply broaden your diving horizons, the Advanced Scuba Diver course offers the perfect opportunity to take your diving to the next level.

EFR, or Emergency First Response, is a training program in diving that teaches divers how to handle medical emergencies, particularly those that might occur during or after a dive. It covers primary care (CPR), secondary care (first aid), and sometimes includes training on the use of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and providing care for children.

The Rescue Diver course is an important step in a diver's education, designed to build skills in handling diving emergencies, preventing problems, and managing situations both for oneself and others underwater. It’s often considered one of the most rewarding courses for divers because it focuses heavily on safety, awareness, and preparedness.

The PADI Deep Diver Specialty Course is designed to expand a diver's knowledge and skills for safely diving to greater depths, specifically between 18 meters (60 feet) and 40 meters (130 feet). This course is ideal for divers who want to explore deeper dive sites, such as wrecks, walls, or certain marine environments that are inaccessible at shallower depths.

The PADI Night Diver Specialty Course is designed to teach divers the skills and knowledge needed to safely explore the underwater world at night. Night diving offers a completely different experience from daytime diving, revealing nocturnal marine life and providing a unique perspective on familiar dive sites.