Who can go diving?

Anyone who has no health problems and everyone who is over 14 years old. In order to do this sport, you do not have to be a professional swimmer. It will be enough to be able to swim and feel comfortable in the water. To understand how you feel during the dive, we recommend to sign up for a trial Diving course. If 3/4 of our world consists of water, it means that under water there really is a fascinating world that deserves your attention.

Frequently asked questions:

• When I go down to the bottom of the pool, my ears hurt. Does this prevent me from becoming a good diver? - If you have no ear disease, then no. This is a temporary effect  due to water pressure.
• What are the most popular injuries associated with diving? - Sunstroke and seasickness. they can be easily avoided. The most common injuries caused by diving are scratches and bites. They can be avoided by wearing a wetsuit, keeping arms and legs at a distance from the bottom.
• What about sharks? - If you are lucky, you will see a shark. If  something ever happened associated with sharks, then it happened during the feeding of sharks or spearfishing. If you see a shark passing by, it just swims past and this is one of very rare, pleasant images.
• Are there any special problems for women diving? - Except pregnancy, no. Physiologists know very little about the effects of diving on the fetus during pregnancy. During pregnancy and when trying to conceive, it is recommended to refrain from diving. Menstruation is normal and not cause for concern.
• How deep can you dive? - With the required education and experience, the limit of sports diving is 40 meters / 130 feet. For beginners it's 18 meters. The most popular dives are at a depth of 12 meters. The water at this depth is warm and the views are more beautiful.
• What happens if I finish all my air? - This does not happen often, because you have an indicator that shows how much air you have left. This way you will be returned to the surface with an adequate supply of air. However, to answer your question, if you run out of air, you can use one for two with your friend. There are other options that you will learn in the process of training.

SMAC courses

1* diving courses

1. Be over 14 years old. (People under 18 must present permission from parents)
2. A document on sufficient knowledge of swimming, that you do not have serious health problems.
3. Have a primary school diploma or certificate of education.

Duties, powers and responsibilities: wear diving equipment, remove it, follow the rules during training, and can dive with a 3-star diver in the open sea to a depth of no more than 18 meters.

2* diving courses

1. Be over 15 years old. (People under 18 must present permission from parents)
2. A signed form prepared by the Federation, stating that you have no problems prohibiting diving.
3. Have a primary school diploma or certificate of education.
4. 1-star diver diploma or an equivalent document
5. After receiving the first star of a diver, a minimum of 20 dives in the open sea.

3* diving courses

1. Be over 18
2. A signed form prepared by the Federation, stating that you have no problems prohibiting diving.
3. Be at least a high school graduate 
4. Certificate of a 2-star Diver
5. Document of at least 40 dives
6. Must pass at least 4 months after receiving a diploma of 2 stars.
   

Duties, powers and responsibilities: a diver capable of professionally diving in different places. Able to lead the dive as a leader in all safety standards. A maximum dive of 30 meters, under the supervision of an instructor, is 42 meters.

PADI Courses

If you are interested in the underwater world, it's time to look and learn about the underwater world. If you plan to do this during your vacation, or you do not have time to take a Diving course, there is a program created especially for you. In a very short time you can dive into the beautiful world. Discover Scuba Diving is designed specifically for people who can go diving a couple of times a year.

Scuba Diver :

The PADI Open Water Diver program will help you to quickly and easily get you a Diver certificate in a short time. With this certificate during the holidays or during any diving tour you can dive under the supervision of professionals. Anyone over 10 years old can join the PADI Scuba Diver program. Come  to the center of diving and find out the details of this program.

Open Water Diver :

The most popular diving program. Throughout the course, you will learn the basics of scuba diving, including the basics of scuba diving equipment and machinery. After 5 dives in shallow water and 4 dives in the open sea, you can get a certificate. After obtaining the certificate, you can do diving yourself. You can watch a DVD program at home and read a book at home, so you can take part in a theoretical study. Healthy, well-trained people who feel comfortable in the water will receive a PADI Open Water Diver certificate. Enlistment age is 10 years.

Advance Open Water Diver :

Do you want to discover the perfect life of the underwater world? You found it with the Padian Advance Open Water Diver Program. This is an excellent program that allows you to explore all the different dives. This program is for you. You only need to choose between the next dive:

• Altitude
• Boat diver
• Drift diver
• Dry Suit diver
• Multilevel diver
• Peak performance buoyancy
• Underwater naturalist
• Under water photographer
• Aware Fish idendification
• Deep diver
• Dive propulsion vehicle
• Night diver
• Search and Recovery
• Underwater videographer
• Under water navigator
• Nitrox
  
• National Geographic Diver

If you are over 18 and  have a PADI Open Water Diver or Junior Open Water Diver certificate, then you are ready for the PADI Advantures in Diving program. New experience, new skills, a lot of diving and exciting adventures. Come to our dive center and get detailed information about PADI Diving Adventures in the diving program.

Emergency  First Response :

PADI Emergency First Response (EFR) will teach you how to respond when facing emergency situations. To be certified in Primary Care (CPR and rescue breathing) and Secondary Care (First Aid) is reassuring and very valuable, not just for diving, but also in our daily lives. This course will teach you how to respond to emergency situations pertaining to adults, children, and also infants.

• Scene assessment and risk evaluation
• Applying barriers
• Primary assessment and opening the airway
• Rescue breathing
• One-person CPR on an adult, child, and infant
• Managing severe bleeding
• Shock management
• Spinal injury management

Secondary Assessment: Secondary Care performs a Secondary Assessment and administers First Aid

• Injury assessment
• Illness assessment
• Bandaging
• Splinting for fractures and dislocations

Rescue Diver :

Rescue Diver is one of the most fun and the most rewarding of the PADI courses. With this course you will take care of other divers and learn to anticipate and respond to typical dive problems and emergency diving situations.Your PADI Instructor will create challenging scenarios and will teach and guide you through the many ways you might have to manage each situation, based on a set of land and water skills that you will master over the duration of the course. You will learn to handle dangerous and life-threatening situations, as well as how to see and prevent problems before they arise. This course is designed to push divers out of their comfort zone and to expand their awareness as a diver. Often, this is our students favorite PADI course!

To participate in the PADI Rescue program, you need to have a diploma in the Advanced Open Water Diver program or have an equivalent document and be at least 12 years old.

What you will learn from PADI Rescue Diver

• Self-rescue techniques  
• To recognize and manage diver stress
• To manage emergency situations and to use emergency medical equipment
• Respond to a panicked diver
• Respond to an unconscious diver

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