After going through theory modules, dives and skills, you will be licensed to dive up to 30m/100ft (accompanied by a dive guide). This course can be completed in 2 days, but ultimately the pace can be determined by you.

As with the PADI Open Water, this course involves a theory/knowledge development segment. It takes the form of different modules which go into more detail about different types of diving. Again, this can be done with your instructor or directly through PADI via the PADI eLearning platform (https://www.padi.com/padi-elearning).

Whatever your option, you will have started building your confidence in navigation and fine-tuning your buoyancy skills. You will also be introduced you to different diving activities such as wreck diving, night diving and drift diving.

After completing your theory and knowledge reviews, its time for your five Adventure Dives. The deep dive (beyond 18m/60ft) and navigation dives are compulsory; the three additional Adventure Dives are your choice. These choices may be restricted based on the diving conditions at the time of your course.

All of your certification dives will be done in Tobago for this course.