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PADI Open Water Course

BEGINNER

SHARM ALSHEIKH, EG

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DIVING INSTRUCTORS (PADI)

Number of sessions : 4 Sessions

Reef Oasis Dive Club

Reef Oasis Dive Club

Spoken Language:

English

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Adults

$463incl. VAT

Children

$463incl. VAT

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PADI Open Water Course

Overview

5 pool dives, 4 open water dives. Equipment is included in the price for all courses. Insurance is included. Manual and certification fee are not included (90 euro/course).

Description

Duration 3 - 3.5 days Who should take this course? To enroll in a PADI Open Water Diver course (or Junior Open Water Diver course), you must be 10 years old or older. You need adequate swimming skills and need to be in good physical health. No prior experience with scuba diving is required. Academic The PADI Open Water Diver course consists of three main phases: - Knowledge Development ( online, independent study or in a classroom) to understand basic principles of scuba diving - Confined Water Dives to learn basic scuba skills - Open Water Dives to use your skills and explore! How can you start Contact us to get more information and to enroll in the course. You can either Enroll in Open Water Diver Online – PADI’s eLearning option – and you can start learning right away. PADI Open Water Diver Online gives you the background information you need to dive safely and allows you to study at your own pace through an interactive computer-based program. Get started now! You can also start learning at the dive center with PADI’s materials : Open Water Diver TouchTM (a tablet app) or the Open Water Diver Manual and Open Water Diver Video (a book and DVD package). Contact us to enroll in the course, Your PADI Instructor will schedule time with you to check your progress and make sure you understand important scuba diving information. Equipment In the PADI Open Water Diver course, you learn to use basic scuba gear, including a mask, snorkel, fins, regulator, buoyancy control device and a tank. The equipment you wear varies, depending upon whether you’re diving in tropical, temperate or cold water.

Closest Starting date is the 13th October 2026

10

Minimum Age

18m

Adult Max. Depth

12m

Child Max. Depth

Prerequisites

Medical Statement

Medical clearance from a doctor (If Required)

Scuba Assumption of Risk and Liability Release

What's included

Full Gear Rental

Sessions

Day 1: Pool 1

Pool 1 - Time: 13:30 Introduction to scuba equipment and basic underwater skills in a safe, controlled environment. Build confidence while learning the fundamentals of breathing, buoyancy, and safety.

Day 2: Open Water 1 & Pool 2

OW1 - 08:30 Introduction to scuba equipment and basic underwater skills. Learn breathing techniques, mask and regulator skills, and basic buoyancy control. Pool 2 - Time: 13:30 Continue developing your diving skills with a focus on buoyancy, underwater control, equipment handling, and safety procedures.

Day 3: Open Water 2 & Pool 3

OW2 - 08:30 Develop your underwater confidence while practicing buoyancy, equipment handling, and essential safety skills. Pool 3 - Time: 13:30 Complete and refine your pool skills, building confidence and preparing for your Open Water training dives.

Day 4: Open Water 3 & Open Water 4

OW3 - 08:30 Improve your buoyancy and underwater control while practicing more advanced diving and safety procedures. OW4 - 08:30 Complete and refine your confined-water skills, preparing you for the Open Water training dives and real diving conditions.

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