Hurghada: PADI Open Water Diver Course, 3 days incl. Lunch, Drinks and Transfer

Earn your PADI Open Water Diver certification with this comprehensive course. Includes eLearning materials, practical dives in the stunning Red Sea, and an online PIC for easy registration.

The PADI Open Water Diver Course is your gateway to the underwater world! This internationally recognized certification allows you to dive up to 18 meters worldwide. Our course includes:

eLearning Preparation :Access PADI's eLearning materials online before your course to learn at your own pace.
Complete knowledge reviews and quizzes from the comfort of your home.
Confined Water dives and Open Water Training: Learn essential diving skills in confined water sessions.
Practice your skills in the beautiful waters of the Red Sea.
Professional Instruction: Certified PADI instructors with years of experience.
Personalized guidance and feedback to ensure your success.
Easy Registration: Includes the PADI Online PIC (Positive Identification Card) for hassle-free certification processing.

Upon completion, you’ll be a certified PADI Open Water Diver, ready to explore the underwater world!

Non-divers (friends or family) can join the trip as snorkeling participants (additional charges apply)

Please note

Passport required

eLearning Registration:
To access the eLearning materials, participants must provide the following: A copy of their passport and
a valid email address.
Contact us to submit these details via WhatsApp or email.
Before the course:

Ensure all eLearning modules are completed prior to the first in-person session.
eLearning access will be granted once we receive your passport copy and email.

Additional Requirements:

Minimum age: 10 years (for Junior Open Water Diver certification).
Participants must complete a medical questionnaire and be in good health.

There are several medical and situational reasons when diving is not allowed or strongly discouraged. Safety is the priority, so consider the following:

Medical Conditions:
Respiratory problems: Conditions like asthma, chronic bronchitis, or lung damage may pose risks.
Heart issues: Heart disease, uncontrolled high blood pressure, or recent heart surgery are contraindications.
Ear and sinus problems: Colds, sinus infections, or inability to equalize pressure can lead to injuries.
Pregnancy: Diving is generally not recommended during pregnancy due to the unknown effects of pressure on the fetus.
Recent surgery oriInjuries: Especially if it involves the ears, lungs, or cardiovascular system.
Medications: Some medications (e.g., sedatives or certain painkillers) may impair judgment or increase risk.

Behavioral/Preparation issues:
Alcohol or Drug Use: Diving under the influence is unsafe and prohibited.
Fatigue: Being overly tired or dehydrated can increase the risk of complications.

Environmental or Situational Factors

Bad weather: High currents, storms, or murky water can make diving unsafe.
Equipment malfunctions: Never dive with faulty or incomplete gear.
Flight after diving: Avoid flying for at least 12–18 hours (depending on dive profiles) to reduce the risk of decompression sickness