PADI Advanced Open Water Diver

Ready to take your scuba diving skills further? The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course is perfect for certified divers eager to explore deeper, dive smarter, and enhance their underwater capabilities. Over three exciting days and six specialized dives, you’ll expand your knowledge, refine your diving techniques, and boost your confidence, all within the breathtaking marine world of the Whitsundays.

Course Overview:

• Duration: 3 days

• Dives Included: 6 specialty dives specifically designed to develop advanced diving skills.

Dive Specialties Covered:

• Deep Diving: Safely venture beyond the 18-metre mark, learning essential skills to handle the physical effects of deeper dives.

• Underwater Navigation: Master compass use and natural underwater landmarks to confidently navigate beneath the waves.

• Additional Adventure Dives: Choose from specialized experiences tailored to your interests, such as drift diving, wreck diving, peak performance buoyancy, fish identification, night diving, and more.

What’s Included:

• Full access to PADI Advanced Open Water Diver theory via the convenient PADI Training App.

• Internationally recognized PADI Advanced Open Water Certification upon course completion.

• Expert guidance from our professional PADI Instructors ensures you get personalized attention and support on each dive.

• All necessary scuba diving equipment is provided for the duration of the course.

• Six unforgettable dives conducted from our custom-built dive vessel, designed specifically for diving adventures in the Whitsundays.

Course Prerequisites:

• Must hold a current PADI Open Water Diver Certification (or equivalent).

• Minimum age requirement: 12 years.

• Completion of a simple medical questionnaire (available on our website) to confirm suitability for scuba diving.

• Proof of at least six logged dives within the past 12 months.

Embark on the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course and uncover new depths, remarkable marine life, and endless underwater adventures waiting in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.