Specialty courses

1 day - 1 dive
The most popular PADI specialty! Enriched air nitrox contains less nitrogen and a higher amount of oxygen allowing you to stay longer at certain depths. However there are extra safety precautions you must follow whilst diving with Nitrox. You’ll learn about the benefits as well as the limitations of diving with Nitrox.

2 days - 4 dives
Discover the full range of recreational diving and explore dive sites to a depth of 40m. In this course you will experience how pressure affects your body on deeper dives. You will learn about managing your air supply, the importance of decompression stops and the use of redundant air sources.

1 day - 2 dives
Having good buoyancy control is an essential to becoming a good diver. Perfect your trim, drop some weight, and improve your air consumption! You’ll learn about advanced kicking techniques, and play some buoyancy games to control your breathing with minimal effort.

2 days - 4 dives
Whether accidentally lost or purposely sunk as artificial reefs for divers, wrecks are fascinating to explore, and usually full of exciting marine life. Learn responsible wreck diving practices such as navigation techniques, mapping, the use of lines and reels, and advanced kicking techniques to avoid stirring up silt or disturbing marine life.

1 day - 2 dives
“What was that blue fish we saw?” “How about the weirdly shaped one?”. Does this sound familiar? In the Fish ID specialty course you will learn techniques on how to identify different fish families, looking at both appearance, habitat and behaviour. Become the go-to person for any fish related questions during logbook time!

1 day - 2 dives
Explore the difference between wide-angle and macro photography, the different settings on your camera, as well as how to set up the camera properly. During the dives, you’ll go hunting for exciting subjects to photograph, and learn how to position yourself to have a minimal impact on marine life and your surroundings.

1 day - 0 dives
Knowing how and when to administer emergency oxygen is a valuable skill to have in a dive emergency. This course is designed to teach participants how to administer emergency oxygen in the event of scuba diving injuries and illnesses that may require it. It provides the necessary knowledge and skills to assist divers and other water users effectively during emergency situations.

1 day - 3 dives
Scuba diving in a current can be both relaxing and exhilarating. You may slowly glide over a reef, or zoom over an underwater landscape so fast it feels like flying.  During your course, you’ll learn drift diving tips from an experienced instructor and practice buoyancy control, navigation, use of surface signalling equipment, and buddy communication.

1 day - 3 dives
It can be easy to get disoriented whilst underwater, especially if you don’t know how to use a compass or natural navigation clues. Learn how to easily find your way back to boat or shore without returning to the surface and avoid long, exhausting swims. This course fine-tunes your observation skills and teaches you to more accurately use your compass underwater.