3 day open water PADI scuba diving course
Combination of online and practical lessons with all equipment and instruction provided
Pool dives and open water dives to complete your certification

What you can expect

Discover what lies beneath the sea! This 3 day PADI open water course marks the beginning of your scuba diving adventures. A team of professional instructors and assisting Dive Masters provide a superlative environment for attaining your license to dive up to 18 metres below the sea!

Info

Inclusions

Friday morning and Sat/Sun PADI Open Water Course
All instruction and scuba equipment supplied
Students do need to have their own mask, snorkel and fins
Our dive store does offer discounted student equipment packages
Online PADI eLearning
PADI Open Water Certification
Pool dives plus 4 open water dives
Unlock the mysteries of the deep with a PADI Open Water Scuba Diving course on the Mornington Peninsula near Melbourne.
3 Day PADI Open Water Course - Friday - Sunday
PADI eLearning access
PADI Open Water Certification
Pool dives plus 4 open water dives
All instruction and scuba equipment supplied
Students do need to have their own mask, snorkel and fins
Our dive store does offer discounted student equipment packages
Expert PADI dive instructors will show you everything you need to know to start off scuba diving. The course includes pool dives where you will learn and practice all the different skills which will soon have you breathing underwater and face to face with the fishes! Once you have completed the pool sessions you will progress to the open water for 4 dives where you will start to discover the underwater world and may even meet the famous weedy sea dragon. All the theory, quizzes and exams for the course can be completed online in your own time. All the theory, quizzes and exams for the course can be completed online in your own time. Book now and you'll never look at water the same way again!

Time

The course takes 3 days from Friday morning to Sunday evening
Dive students are asked to arrive at 8.30am on the first day of the course, unless advised otherwise
Your course will finish at approximately 6pm each evening
You will be provided with a detailed dive course schedule at the time of booking

What To Bring

You will need to bring with you on the day towel, bathers, warm change of clothes, water bottle, packed lunch and a medical certificate from a Dive Doctor (if required).

Additional Information

Accommodation can be arranged for an extra cost. Please enquire at the time of booking. We are the Victorian Tourism Award Winners 2005, 2006 and 2007 for Adventure Tourism. Numbers on the Day
Courses operate with a minimum of 4 students and up to a maximum of 6 students per instructor. In the event that minimum numbers are not met, you will be rescheduled by the experience provider.

Terms And Conditions

Minimum age is 12
You must be able to swim 200m unassisted
Diving is an exciting and demanding activity. When performed correctly, applying correct techniques, it is relatively safe. When established safety procedures are not followed, yet there are increased risks
If you are enrolling in an entry-level recreational diving certificate you must, prior to commencing the training, complete and submit a self-assessed medical declaration form
Some medical conditions will prevent you from diving, while others require you to seek medical advice before diving
We will ask you to fill out a medical questionnaire to identify any pre-existing conditions that may affect your safety while diving.
Answering ‘Yes’ to any of the medical questionnaire may require a Dive Doctor approval to dive.
Participants must be able to swim and have a satisfactory level of health
You cannot fly within the 24-hour period following your last dive
You must be able to swim
If you are suffering from a cold, hay fever, hangover, cough, breathlessness or ear infection on the day of dive, you will not be allowed to participate in the dive
Chronic sinus or middle ear problems may exclude you as water depth and pressure can cause severe discomfort if you are unable to equalise pressure
Scuba Diving is physically demanding and can be dangerous if you suffer from certain medical conditions. It is very important that you, the diver, do not suffer from any contraindications to diving
Please carefully read the below list of medical conditions that may prohibit you from taking part in diving for your own safety: - Asthma - Heart Disease - Epilepsy - Diabetes - Chest Conditions including Pneumothorax - Sinus Conditions - Ear problems/surgery - High blood pressure - Pregnancy (pregnant woman are not permitted to dive)
If you suffer from or have suffered from any of the above medical conditions OR If you suffer from any other medical conditions, including recent injuries, surgeries or psychological conditions then you will be required to obtain a fully completed medical clearance from your doctor prior to booking in for the dive (cost varies and is payable by you).

Cancellation Policy

Change your booking up to 14 days before the start time of your experience
Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
No Refund will be offered once e-learning has been sent out

Location

3755 Point Nepean Rd, Portsea, VIC 3744

Recent reviews

4.5/5

Based on 2 reviews

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Leon

over 2 years ago

Perfect intro scuba dive

Great place to learn how to scuba dive. Staff were super friendly and guided you through course work and practical skills to make sure you were confident to get your padi scuba licence. Felt comfortable and dive sites were great to explore local marine life.

Fish

almost 5 years ago

Good staff but misleading advertisement

The instructions and friendly and patient. Unlike what the advertisement says, there is NO boat diving, meaning the maximum depth we can get/learn was 7 meters. After the course, I am still not confident to go down to up to 18m independently which is the maximum depth we should be trained for at any PADI OW training.

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$895.00

/ person

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