Deep Diver specialty

In the Emergency First Response (EFR) course by PADI, training is divided into Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid). Primary Care (CPR) prepares you to handle life-threatening emergencies. You learn to assess the situation, provide rescue breathing, perform CPR, manage choking incidents, control severe bleeding, treat shock, and care for possible spinal injuries. The focus is on sustaining life until professional medical help arrives. Secondary Care (First Aid) focuses on non-life-threatening conditions where medical assistance may be delayed. You practice patient assessments and learn to care for injuries such as cuts, sprains, burns, or illnesses. Skills include proper bandaging, splinting, and providing comfort while monitoring the patient’s condition. Together, these two areas give you a complete set of emergency response skills—ensuring that you can act confidently in both critical and everyday situations. The course emphasizes hands-on practice and simple step-by-step techniques, helping you build the confidence to respond quickly and effectively. Whether you are a diver preparing for higher-level training or someone who simply wants to be ready in case of emergencies, the EFR course provides essential, internationally recognized CPR and first aid skills that can make a real difference.

Learn essential first aid and CPR skills to confidently respond to emergencies, both in and out of the water. The EFR course focuses on practical, hands-on training in primary and secondary care, giving you the skills and confidence to help when it matters most.

Dive longer and enjoy more time underwater with Enriched Air (Nitrox). This course teaches you how to safely plan and use nitrox for recreational diving, helping you maximize your dive time while understanding its benefits and limitations.

The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world’s most popular scuba certification program. It teaches the basics of scuba diving through: • Knowledge development (theory and safety), • Confined water dives (in a pool or pool-like conditions), • Open water dives (in the sea or a lake). After successful completion, you’ll be certified to dive up to 18 meters (60 feet) with a buddy, anywhere in the world. The course typically takes 3–4 days and is the first step toward becoming a certified diver.

Advance your diving skills and confidence through five unique adventurous dives, including deep and navigation dives.

5 dives in open water. Equipment is included in the price for all courses. Insurance is not included. Manual and certification fee are not included.

Take your diving to the next level! Gain confidence, improve your skills, and explore deeper dive sites while completing five exciting Adventure Dives under the guidance of a PADI Instructor.

Exploring the depths and breathing in the depths is something very special. You can see many marine animals associated only with the depths, with their different colors and marine nature. You will see and understand the reasons for the disappearance of colors in the depths and you will learn about all the equipment that you must use in deep diving.

Experience the underwater world of Dahab without committing to a full certification. The Discover Scuba Diving experience is a fun and safe introduction to scuba diving, where you’ll learn the basics and enjoy your first dive under the guidance of a professional instructor.

The PADI Divemaster course is the first professional level in scuba diving, designed for those who want to turn their passion for diving into a career. As a Divemaster, you’ll gain the knowledge and leadership skills to supervise diving activities, assist instructors with student training, and inspire others to explore the underwater world. Through a combination of classroom sessions, independent study, workshops, and in-water training, you’ll expand your diving theory, sharpen rescue skills, and develop strong problem-solving abilities. You’ll also refine your personal dive techniques to the professional level while learning how to guide and support divers of all experience levels. Once certified, you can work at dive centers, lead certified divers on guided tours, assist in PADI courses, and become a role model for safe and enjoyable diving. The Divemaster course is not only a step toward becoming a PADI Instructor but also a rewarding way to share your love for the ocean.

In the Emergency First Response (EFR) course by PADI, training is divided into Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care (First Aid). Primary Care (CPR) prepares you to handle life-threatening emergencies. You learn to assess the situation, provide rescue breathing, perform CPR, manage choking incidents, control severe bleeding, treat shock, and care for possible spinal injuries. The focus is on sustaining life until professional medical help arrives. Secondary Care (First Aid) focuses on non-life-threatening conditions where medical assistance may be delayed. You practice patient assessments and learn to care for injuries such as cuts, sprains, burns, or illnesses. Skills include proper bandaging, splinting, and providing comfort while monitoring the patient’s condition. Together, these two areas give you a complete set of emergency response skills—ensuring that you can act confidently in both critical and everyday situations. The course emphasizes hands-on practice and simple step-by-step techniques, helping you build the confidence to respond quickly and effectively. Whether you are a diver preparing for higher-level training or someone who simply wants to be ready in case of emergencies, the EFR course provides essential, internationally recognized CPR and first aid skills that can make a real difference.

Learn essential first aid and CPR skills to confidently respond to emergencies, both in and out of the water. The EFR course focuses on practical, hands-on training in primary and secondary care, giving you the skills and confidence to help when it matters most.

Dive longer and enjoy more time underwater with Enriched Air (Nitrox). This course teaches you how to safely plan and use nitrox for recreational diving, helping you maximize your dive time while understanding its benefits and limitations.

The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world’s most popular scuba certification program. It teaches the basics of scuba diving through: • Knowledge development (theory and safety), • Confined water dives (in a pool or pool-like conditions), • Open water dives (in the sea or a lake). After successful completion, you’ll be certified to dive up to 18 meters (60 feet) with a buddy, anywhere in the world. The course typically takes 3–4 days and is the first step toward becoming a certified diver.