If you are ready to improve your diving skills, then you should take the Advanced Open Water Diver course. This course will improve your navigation, buoyancy, and deep diving skills. You can also choose three specialty dives. When you finish the course, you will earn credit towards specialty certifications.
Adventure dives
You must take an adventure dive to become a fully certified diver. They improve your buoyancy and awareness, as well as your communication skills. Normally, you must complete 5 adventure dives before you can be certified. Your instructor will guide you through the training and help you plan your dives.
Adventure dives are required for all specialty courses. They count towards the specialty that you are working towards. You will be able to select dives that are useful in the future. PADI recommends that divers have a variety of objectives. They can be deep exploration or wildlife exploration.
Night dive
Advanced Open Water Divers course teaches students how to be safer underwater. They learn how they can breathe correctly and how to maintain their body's alignment. They also learn how to use diving lights and communicate with their buddy. They will have a lot of fun playing in shallow waters and practicing their skills.
Night diving is an excellent way to explore new underwater worlds. It is a completely different experience than diving during the day, and night dives are more exciting than daytime dives. Even though night diving can seem scary, they aren't as difficult as you might imagine. Your instructor will be able to teach you proper techniques and help you overcome some of the difficulties that come with diving at night.
Underwater naturalist dive
PADI Underwater Naturalist Course aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge to interact with aquatic ecosystems. Students learn about basic organism groupings and identification, how these species live in different habitats and how to practice environmentally-friendly diving. They are also taught about the importance marine conservation, including biodiversity conservation.
For divers who have successfully completed the PADI Open Diver certification, and want to learn more about the marine environment. This course teaches divers about coral reefs and marine organisms as well as food chains and the relationships among these organisms. The course lasts for one day and involves two open water dives.
Peak performance buoyancy dive
One of the most important skills to learn when diving is how to stay buoyant. Being buoyant is essential as falling into the water can result in decompression illness. Improper buoyancy control also increases the risk of injury from sharp rocks or marine life. PADI Peak Performancebuoyancy Specialty helps divers maintain proper buoyancy and to avoid these issues.
PADI Peak Performance is a one-week course that includes both classroom and pool sessions as scuba diving, with the option of two open water dives. The course teaches students to control buoyancy and aids them in moving through the water with ease. PPB is about making diving safer, more fun and more efficient.
Maximum depth 30m/100ft
The PADI Advanced Open Water Course will teach you how to dive to 100 feet. Diving deeper than this is extremely dangerous as you may experience nitrogen narcosis and impaired cognitive function. Mistakes at this depth can lead to disaster. You should not dive any deeper than this depth without training.
Most Advanced Open Water courses can be completed within one to two days. The instructor will decide the course's duration. You can choose to take the course on-line or at your local beach. Before you can take the course, it is important that you have instructor training.