PADI SEARCH AND RECOVERY
The PADI Search and Recovery Diver course develops skills to locate and retrieve objects underwater. Ideal for divers interested in exploration, conservation, or enhancing practical underwater techniques.
The PADI Search and Recovery Diver course develops skills to locate and retrieve objects underwater. Ideal for divers interested in exploration, conservation, or enhancing practical underwater techniques.
The PADI Nitrox course teaches diving with oxygen-enriched gas, allowing you to extend No Decompression Time and stay underwater longer, especially on repetitive dives. It’s the most popular diving specialty.
The Diver Propulsion Vehicle (DPV) course, also known as the underwater scooter course, is a specialization that introduces divers to the operation and use of propulsion vehicles, such as underwater scooters.
You gain the knowledge and skills to safely put on, dive in, take off and store a dry suit. You will become familiar with the different types of dry suits so that you can consciously choose one for yourself if you decide to purchase it.
The PADI Nitrox course teaches diving with oxygen-enriched gas, extending your No Decompression Time. This lets you stay underwater longer, especially on repetitive dives. It’s the most popular specialty course for divers.
The PADI Excellent Buoyancy Specialization enhances skills from the Open Water Diver course, improving trim, neutral buoyancy, and reducing air consumption through better positioning during dives.
When the sun goes down, you put on your gear, an eye mask, a mouth regulator, take a deep breath and … plunge into the night. Although you have seen this place many times, this time you admire a completely new, different world that emerges in the light of your flashlight.
The aim of the PADI Self Reliant program is to emphasize the skills necessary to deal with difficult situations independently and to emphasize the importance of proper dive planning as a method of avoiding unwanted situations. If your goal is to dive on your own, then this course is for you.
As an Equipment Specialist, you’ll learn to maintain and adapt basic scuba gear used daily. You’ll also discover how the equipment works, how to repair it, and gain valuable insights to help you make informed decisions when investing in new gear.
Many divers cannot resist visiting ship or plane wrecks because exploring them is intriguing and exciting and they are usually teeming with underwater life. Thanks to the PADI Wreck Diving specialization, you will learn the secrets of responsible wreck diving.
After your first dives, you will soon want to explore greater depths. There is something exciting and mysterious about depth that makes diving even more interesting. People who participate in this course really begin to understand what diving is all about.
Become an oxygen rescuer to react quickly in unexpected diving situations. The PADI Oxygen Provider training shows how to use various oxygen sets and effectively assist during diving accidents. It’s a crucial skill for diver safety. Be prepared for any emergency.
In the PADI Boat Diver specialization, you will learn about the equipment of a typical dive boat and learn about the principles of safe diving from boats of various sizes and purposes. You will learn how to safely jump into water from various vessels and how to perform a rescue operation.
H2O Scuba Academy S.L.
Diving School
Avda. de la Playa 1, local 3,
07160 Camp de Mar,
Mallorca, Balearic Islands,
Spain
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