PADI Advanced Open Water course

Are you a qualified open water diver and want to further your diving experience? With the PADI Advanced Open Water course you can. You will take your diving education to the next level. This is your next step after qualifying to PADI Open Water level. The PADI Adventure and Advanced courses consist of 5 dives, usually completed over 2 days - 3 dives one day and 2 the next. Depending on logistics such as weather, this might not always be possible, so it could take a little longer. By completing the PADI Advanced Open Water Course you will be qualified to dive to a depth of 30m, or 100 feet, with a buddy anywhere in the world. We run this course at a number of locations - either locally, or around the South coast of England, at Stoney Cove, or even when we go away to places such as the Red Sea.
 

To gain the PADI Advanced Open Water qualification you will need to complete 5 dives:

1. DEEP DIVE - dive to a maximum depth of 30m, or 100 feet, and learn more about the physiological and physical effects

2. NAVIGATION DIVE - learn more about using a compass for patterns, taking bearings and using natural navigation.

3. THREE ELECTIVE DIVES chosen from the following list:

• PEAK PERFORMANCE DIVE - Improve and learn more the most important skill in diving, your buoyancy. Highly recommended

• SEARCH & RECOVERY - Learn how to find something that's lost and bring it to the surface

• NIGHT DIVE - It's another world down there

• WRECK DIVE - Respect our wrecks by diving on them

• MULTILEVEL & COMPUTER DIVE - Get more involved with your dive by learning how to use the Wheel and a computer

• BOAT DIVE - learn safe procedures diving from a boat

• DRIFT DIVER - There are currents in those oceans, learn to use them for your advantage.

Each one of these dives can be credited towards the PADI SPECIALTY that it relates to.

There are no classroom theory sessions, but you will get a crewpack, with some required knowledge reviews to complete.

These can be assessed at home, by your instructor, prior to diving.
 

Price includes : All equipment hire, Air fills, Educational materials (not video/DVD), Pool entrance fees.

This does not include entrance fees to dive sites

What you need to bring with you

• Swimming costume and towel

• Completed PADI Crewpack

• Medical Form and booking form

• Poof of Open Water Qualification

• Two Passport Photos

• Remember all scuba diving courses are performance based, so you will need to reach the required standards before you can get certified

• Fiftybar Diving will endeavour to give you all the time you need to reach these - but please be aware that if you need more time you could be liable for extra cost

• Participants under 16 have to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian

• Fiftybar Diving is not responsible for any transportation from or to Whitstable Swimming Pool.
   

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