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$89
COURSE PRICE
3
SWIM ONLY
4
DAY COURSE
Open Water Diving Course
At Aqaba Dive Academy, we offer a comprehensive PADI Open Water Diving Course that opens the door to an exciting underwater world. This course is perfect for beginners and provides a solid foundation in diving skills and safety.
Diving in the stunning Aqaba Red Sea not only allows you to explore breathtaking coral reefs and vibrant marine life, but it also provides a unique opportunity to earn your PADI certification in one of the most beautiful diving destinations in the world. Our experienced instructors guide you through every step of the process, ensuring you gain the skills and confidence needed to dive safely.
Join us at Aqaba Dive Academy and embark on your journey to becoming a certified diver. Experience the beauty of the Red Sea and enjoy the many benefits of the PADI Open Water Diving Course today
you will learn in this course
Master Your Equipment: Familiarize yourself with your diving gear before the dive. Learn how to properly wear and adjust your BCD (Buoyancy Control Device), regulator, and wetsuit to ensure comfort and safety.
Practice Equalization: Learn the technique of equalizing your ears as you descend. Pinch your nose and gently blow to relieve pressure, ensuring a comfortable dive experience.
Control Your Buoyancy: Practice buoyancy control during your dives. Use your BCD and breathing techniques to achieve neutral buoyancy, which will help you conserve energy and avoid damaging the coral.
Stay Relaxed and Calm: Keep a relaxed mindset underwater. Panicking can lead to rapid breathing and loss of control. Take slow, deep breaths to stay calm and focused.
Use Proper Hand Signals: Communicate effectively with your dive buddy using standard hand signals. This ensures safety and helps convey important messages underwater.
Follow the Dive Plan: Always adhere to the dive plan established by your instructor. This includes depth limits, time limits, and the route to follow, ensuring a safe and enjoyable dive.
Monitor Your Air Supply: Regularly check your air gauge to ensure you have sufficient air for the entire dive. Plan to ascend with at least 50 bar (or 500 psi) remaining.
Ascend Slowly: Ascend at a controlled rate of no more than 9-18 meters (30-60 feet) per minute. This allows your body to safely release any built-up nitrogen.
Perform Safety Stops: After deeper dives, conduct a safety stop at around 5 meters (15 feet) for 3 minutes to allow any residual nitrogen to safely leave your body.
Stay Aware of Your Surroundings: Always be aware of your dive environment, including currents, marine life, and other divers. Maintain situational awareness to enhance your safety.
