Dive Courses for Beginners
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Learn to dive step by step
When you first think about learning to dive, you probably don't really know how far you want to go - and you might be a bit confused with the very different offers you find. Don't worry too much about that: Divers training is highly standarized, and the only important decision is to find a good, friendly instructor who cares about good training.
Both SSI and PADI training systems are highly flexible and adjust to your needs. You can get your diver training in small steps, and decide at each point whether you want to continue or take a break.
PADI and SSI courses are completely comparable, we will spend the same time in the water and learn the same things. Both are recognized in the whole world. Chose whatever looks nicer for you.
Both SSI and PADI training systems are highly flexible and adjust to your needs. You can get your diver training in small steps, and decide at each point whether you want to continue or take a break.
PADI and SSI courses are completely comparable, we will spend the same time in the water and learn the same things. Both are recognized in the whole world. Chose whatever looks nicer for you.
Snorkling
If you like the water and you want to know what you can see under the surface, snorkling is a good, easy possibility to get closer to the submarine world.
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Try Dive
If you are curious how it feels to breathe under water, and just want to give it a try, theTry Scuba program is perfect for you.
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Scuba Diver
If you already know that you love diving, but you do not have enough time to do the whole Open Water Diver, or you prefer to dive in shallower depth and have a professional around you at all times, the Scuba Diver is the best choice for you.
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Open Water Diver
With the Open Water Diver, you earn your first certification as an autonomous diver. You learn how to independently plan and execute your dives, and receive a worldwide recognized certification.
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