PADI Open Water Diver course in Samui

  Learn how to dive on Koh Samui. PADI Open Water Diver course on Koh Samui is the most popular diving course in the world. After completing this course you will be able to plan and dive with your partner to a depth of 18 meters anywhere in the world! PADI Open Water Diver certificate — it’s your pass to the amazing world of diving. For ฿12500 per person/course The practical part of the course will be conducted on Koh Tao as there are no dive sites around Koh Samui. For your convenience and to save time on transfers between Koh Samui and Koh Tao we have included in the course price the cost of your stay on Koh Tao for the duration of training. The cost of the course includes: — Transfer Samui — Koh Tao — Samui — Accommodation on Koh Tao for the duration of study (2 night) — Training materials — International PADI Diver Certificate — Equipment rental — Tea, coffee, fruits and light snacks on our dive boat — Logbook (personal diver’s book to log your dives) What does your training for PADI Open Water Diver course include? Theoretical part You can start your theoretical studies on Koh Samui, where you will receive educational materials in advance and all the necessary instructions to use them. You will need to read through 5 chapters of the PADI Open Water Diver manual, which can be supplemented by watching 5 parts of the training video. After that you will need to complete 5 knowledge reviews, 4 quizzes and a final exam relating to the 5 chapters you studied. Practical part Practice includes 5 confined water sessions*. During those sessions you will master basic safe scuba diving and equipment setup skills under the guidance of the PADI Instructor. The next 2 days you will complete 4 dives in the open water, demonstrating previously learned skills in conditions that replicate real dives. At the end of each dive you will take an underwater excursion and enjoy the underwater world of tropical coral reefs. *Confined water is a general term that refers to either a swimming pool or an open water site that offers swimming pool-like conditions with respect to clarity, calmness, and depth. It has both shallow water and water sufficiently deep to allow student divers to meet all skill performance requirements.