PADI Open Water Certification

It is not about diving, it is about living life adventurously!!

Get certified as a open water diver.

If you’ve always wanted to learn how to scuba dive, discover new adventures or simply see the wondrous world beneath the waves, this is where it starts. PADI Open Water Certification is the door that unlocks you to the world of underwater. It is the world's most popular scuba course that introduced millions to the adventurous diving lifestyle.

The PADI Open Water Diver course consists of three main phases: - Knowledge Development (online, home study or in a classroom ) to understand basic principles of scuba diving - Confined Water Dives to learn basic scuba skills - Open Water Dives to review your skills and start exploring!

Prerequisites:

To enroll in the PADI Open Diver course or Junior Open Water Diver course, you must be:

a) 10 years or older

b) Be able to swim 200 meters or snorkel 300 meters , comfortable in water

c) Students be in good health condition

4Day 3Nights Open Water Dive Package

Location: Redang Island Resort

Course Fees: RM 1600

The course includes:
* Return boat fare from Syahbandar Jetty to Redang Island
* Accommodation (Air-cond with attached bathroom)
* All meals with local buffet (3B, 3L, 2D, 1BBQ + 3 tea breaks)
* Full diving equipment rental
(BCD, Regulator, Mask, Snorkel, Fins, Wetsuit, Weight ,belt, and Scuba Tanks)
* Course materials (Open Water Manual and recreation dive planner)
* Dive logbook
* Certification and registration fees upon completion of course

Package Excludes:

* Land transfer from Airport or Bus Station - RM20.00
* Marine Park Conservation Fund - RM5.00

Suggested Itinerary
Day 1 – 2 classroom lessons, 2 confined water dives
Day 2 – 2 classroom lessons, 2 confined water and 2 open water dives
Day 3 – 1 classroom lesson, 1 confined water and 2 open water dives
Day 4 – Free at leisure

** Minimum 2 pax per course
** Instructor has the rights to cancel dives due to unforeseen circumstances,
example: bad weather & sea condition

Note: Safety comes first