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PADI diving courses
Virtually anyone who is in good health,
reasonably fit, and comfortable in the
water can do a PADI scuba diving course. If you are between 10 and 14 or
have a child between these ages, there are
PADI Junior programs available.
PADI
programs are performance based. You
proceed as you demonstrate mastery of the
course skills. This allows you to work at
a pace that is comfortable for you.
The amount of days mentioned, are average times to do the courses.
After completing a course you will receive
an internationally recognized and respected PADI
diving certificate.
If you are not sure
about diving, you can try by doing one or two
introduction dives first.
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Try introduction diving
Try
diving with a Divemaster or
Instructor that gently introduces you to the wonders of the Red Sea.
Introduction diving is a full day on our
boat with one or two dives. The Divemaster or Instructor is going to explain you some basics about diving, help you with some easy skills and then, hand in hand
if needed, show you around under water. You will not go deeper than to 10 meters. <<
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Open Water Diver
The PADI
Open Water Diver course is the most
popular scuba diving course in the world. In four days we will help you through the basics about scuba diving.
You will learn the basics in diving both in theory and through
practical exercises. You begin in a pool
or from the beach and continue after this
on our boat with 4 open water dives.
As and open water diver you will be certified to dive with an
another certified diver in similar
diving conditions to a maximum depth of 18 meters.
If
you are short on time, you can do the
PADI
Scuba Diver course. This is
approximately half of the Open Water Diver
course (3 pool dives and 2 open water
dives) and takes two days to do. You will
be a certified diver, but you will still
have to dive with an Instructor or
Divemaster until you finish the rest of
the Open Water Diver course. Maximum depth
for a Scuba diver is 12 meters. <<
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Adventures
in Diving
The Adventures in
Diving program offers both the
Adventure Diver and Advanced Open
Water Diver certifications.
If you
complete three adventure dives, you
can earn your PADI Adventure Diver
certification. If you complete your Deep
dive, Underwater Navigation dive and three
other Adventure Dives, you
can earn your Advanced Open Water Diver
certification.
You can start
with the Adventure dives right after the completion of the Open Water
Diver course (or similar course
from an another diving organization). The
Adventure diver course can be done in a
day, while the full Advanced course can be
done in two or three days, depending on
what dives you want to do.
The adventure dives you can choose from
in Hurghada is wreck, deep, underwater
navigation, night, fish identification, underwater naturalist, search and recovery, peak performance buoyancy, multilevel and computer, drift diving and underwater photographing. <<
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Enriched
Air Specialty Course
Enriched Air
(Nitrox) is your first step towards a
little bit more technical diving. When you
increase the amount of oxygen in the air,
you can prolong your bottom times and
reduce the risk for decompression
sickness.
The course take one
day to do and includes two dives. What is
required is that you are a certified Open
Water Diver or similar, and that you are
at least 15 years old.
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Rescue and Emergency First Response
The Rescue
Diver course trains you in stress avoidance, emergency management and rescue diving. You will
also learn how to deal with various emergency situations through scenarios.
You
will get more confident in situations where you have to help yourself or other divers solve problems that can arise when diving.
The Rescue Diver course takes two to three
days to do. You should be an Advanced
Diver, be at least 12 years old and have 20 logged dives before you start your course.
You should also have done an Emergency
First Response course (or another first aid course that includes reanimation of the heart and lungs.) If you do not have training in first aid, you can do the Emergency First Response course here with us in a day.
An Emergency First Response certification (or similar) is valid for two years.
Do it here or bring your certificate with you to prove that you have done a course in less than 24 months before your Rescue Course.
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Divemaster
The Divemaster course takes
anything from 3 weeks to 2 months to do and will teach you scuba diving knowledge and skills that you need when you guide other divers or help your instructor doing courses.
You should be at least 18 years old and certified as a Rescue Diver. You should also have an Emergency First Response certification (or similar) not older than 2 years. You need to have a medical fitness report from a doctor and show us proof of at least 60 logged dives before you start your course.
Becoming professional means owning and taking care of your own gear. If you still do not have all the gears of your own, we
can arrange a rental deal for the time of the course.
All our Divemaster courses are
tailor-made solutions. If you want to, we
can help you find a flat here so you can
stay longer than three weeks. If your time
is limited, split your course in two
sections. Contact us well in advance so we
can arrange a time table and help you with the materials needed to get you started.<<
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Referral
Maybe you started a PADI scuba diving
course back home that you never finished
due to a flue or dark, cold water? You
can do a referral course here with
us in the warm
and clear waters of the
Red Sea, comfortable from our
dive boat!
Ask your instructor for your
referral papers if you do not have
them yet
and bring them with you.
Remember that you can only do a referral
within a year from when you stopped
your course. After this you will have
to start all over again.
The
price in the price list is for
the 4 open
water dives
from the Open Water Diver course. If you
are
doing an another course or need something
more,
contact us for
the exact price
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