Become a dive expert with this PADI Open Water Diver course in San Bartolo. You'll learn the necessary skills and then explore the seabed!
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Las Bahias
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Become a dive expert with this PADI Open Water Diver course in San Bartolo. You'll learn the necessary skills and then explore the seabed!
With either of these options, you'll get the PADI Open Water certification, improving your diving skills and your confidence underwater through 4 or 5 dives.
Before the practical sessions, you'll have access to online PADI theory sessions, where you'll be able to solve all your doubts by videoconference with the instructor. Afterwards, we'll organize the practical sessions dividing them into 2 or 4 days.
We'll do 2 dives, one deep dive and one underwater navigation dive. In the first one, you'll learn how to dive and how to deal with the physiological effects, improving your skills more and more. In the second, you'll perfect your technique with the help of a compass, practicing finning cycles, and the recognition of visual references.
You'll be able to choose 3 dives from the list of adventure dives. These can be float check dives, fish sightings, underwater photography, wreck exploration, and many more experiences. With these extra sessions, you can earn your PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification.
The first day will be dedicated to learning the theory, which can be done in a classroom or online.
After the theory, we'll start with the practical sessions in confined waters, where you'll be able to test the knowledge you have learned.
We'll do 2 open water dives each day, where you'll be able to explore the seabed and dive to a depth of 59 feet (18 m). It's time to put the skills you've learned into practice!
