The Professional Association of Diving Instructor (PADI) is the world leader in teaching scuba diving courses. It ensures you a quality training matched by a certification recognized world wide.
PADI diving is called recreational diving because it does not require any decompression stop.

Get trained

• Scuba Diver, in 2 days, you learn the basics of scuba diving which allow you to dive under supervision within the limits of your training.

• Open Water Diver, in 4 to 5 days, you acquire skills allowing you to dive safely in all seas of the world, even without supervision if you wish.

• Advanced Open Water Diver, in 2 days and a half (5 dives), you go further into your theoretical and practical knowledge in order to perfect your diving education in areas like underwater navigation, deep diving and 3 others dives to choose among the PADI specialties .


• Rescue Diver, in 4 to 5 days, you learn the skills and various techniques allowing you to intervene efficiently and deal with the emergency situations which can occur during a dive.
  A first aid certification, like the Emergency First Response , is required prior to certification.


• Master Scuba Diver, is the highest recreational diver rating in the PADI program, and denotes superior achievement and proficiency. It is awarded to an Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver holding 5 specialities and having recorded a minimum of 50 dives.


• Scuba Review, this program fulfils many functions within the PADI System of diver education. Its primary purpose is to help certified divers update their dive knowledge and skills, especially after a period of diving inactivity.