During the course, you'll learn the fundamentals of scuba diving, including how to use scuba gear, safety procedures, and diving techniques. You'll also complete a series of knowledge development sessions, both in the classroom and through self-study materials, to learn the theory behind scuba diving.
After completing the classroom sessions, you'll start your underwater training in one of Cozumel's calm and clear lagoons. Here, you'll practice the skills you learned in the ealearning with the guidance of a professional PADI instructor. You'll learn how to control your buoyancy, clear your mask, and communicate underwater, among other important skills.
Once you've mastered the basics in the lagoon, you'll move on to open water dives in Cozumel's beautiful coral reefs. You'll complete four dives, each one allowing you to explore more of the fascinating underwater world. You'll see colorful coral formations, schools of tropical fish, and maybe even spot larger creatures like sea turtles and nurse sharks.
Completing your PADI Open Water Course in Cozumel is an incredible way to start your scuba diving journey. You'll gain confidence and skills while exploring one of the world's most beautiful underwater environments. It's an adventure you'll never forget and will open up a whole new world of adventure and exploration for you.
The course is over 2 days. Before starting the course, the student must complete ; the introduction and chapters 1-2-3 in the elearning or book.
It will give you access to dive anywhere in the world to 18 meters.
Including
- 3 dives in confine water and 2 dives from boat
- Round trip transportation
- Diving gear
- Lunch on boat
- Certified instructor
- PADI Certification
Meeting point La Perle Noire at 8:30 am
Departure at 9:00 am - 15:00 pm
PADI® Open Water Diver is the first scuba certification level. A highly-trained PADI Instructor will teach you how to scuba dive in a relaxed, supportive learning environment.
By the end of the course, you'll have the skills and knowledge to dive at home or abroad and be an ambassador for the underwater world.
