FREEDIVING LEVEL 1 Course: First Deep Dive

One breath. Calm. And the surprise of what your body is capable of. Discover the world of freediving—breath-hold diving without equipment—in the safe environment of a pool. Learn to breathe properly, relax, and hold your breath much longer than you’d expect.Freediving isn’t about how long you can hold your breath through sheer willpower—it’s about learning to let go. It’s one of the calmest and most intimate forms of diving: no tanks, no bubbles, just you, a single breath, and the silence beneath the surface. And surprisingly—the calmer you are, the more you can accomplish.In this introductory course, you’ll learn the basics of freediving in the safe environment of a pool. You’ll learn proper breathing and relaxation techniques, try static apnea (holding your breath while stationary), and other exercises that will help you understand how your body reacts and how to safely push your limits. You don’t need any diving experience—all you need is the ability to move safely in the water.

It’s time to leave the pool and dive into the real depths. This advanced course takes you out into the real open water, where you’ll learn to descend properly, equalize pressure, and reach intermediate depths—with clean technique, calmness, and full control.In the pool, you learned how to breathe, relax, and hold your breath. Now it’s time to turn these basics into a real dive into the depths. Freediving Level 1 is the step from the safety of the pool to open water—where freediving becomes a true experience and where every detail of your technique really matters.You’ll learn how to dive headfirst correctly and efficiently, how to equalize pressure while descending, how to move effectively underwater, and how to return safely to the surface. Gradually and safely, you’ll reach intermediate depths and discover what it’s like to descend into the blue depths, where there is only silence and your own breath. All of this will take place under the guidance of an instructor, with an emphasis on proper technique and safety.

Discover the underwater world. Our basic diving course will guide you step by step from the very beginning to your first independent open-water dive—safely, under the supervision of an experienced instructor, and with an internationally recognized certification at the end.Have you always dreamed of diving beneath the surface and seeing the underwater world with your own eyes? The Open Water Diver course is the perfect first step. It’s the world’s most popular introductory diving course and requires no prior experience—all you need is to know how to swim and be excited for a new adventure.During the course, you’ll learn everything you need to know: how diving equipment works, how to breathe properly underwater, how to move and navigate, and, most importantly, how to stay safe underwater. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive an internationally recognized certification that allows you to dive with a buddy to a depth of 18 meters—practically anywhere in the world.

Have you ever dreamed of having a longer no-decompression time on your dive so you could take photos or explore a wreck at your leisure? Or would you like to feel safer during decompression dives?That’s exactly what Nitrox allows you to do. The lower nitrogen content in the breathing mixture puts less strain on the body and significantly reduces the decompression time.ENRICHED AIR NITROX is also your ticket to the world of technical diving. The course will familiarize you with the comprehensive information needed to use Nitrox as a breathing gas, primarily in recreational diving but also in technical diving. Upon completing the course, you will earn an internationally recognized SSI certification to use enriched air mixtures with oxygen concentrations ranging from 22% to 40%, with the goal of increasing safety and preventing decompression sickness.Enriched Air Nitrox Course Content:Introduction to NitroxNitrox, Your Body, and the Underwater WorldYour Complete Diving System and NitroxPlanning a Nitrox Dive

The best diver isn’t the one who never has any problems—but the one who knows how to handle a situation when something goes wrong. Learn to recognize stress before it escalates into panic, keep a cool head in a crisis, and effectively assist a diver who has gotten into trouble.Most diving accidents do not start with equipment failure, but with stress. A small problem that a diver cannot handle mentally can quickly turn into panic—and panic is often the real cause of serious situations underwater. The Stress & Rescue course is about how to break this chain before it begins.You’ll learn two interconnected skills: how to prevent stress and stay calm in a crisis situation yourself, and how to recognize and help a diver who is stressed or in distress. You’ll gain the confidence that will make you not only a safer diver but also a partner you can rely on.

A long weekend underwater! From Friday to Sunday, we’ll have four course dives at two popular locations—plus something extra for everyone who wants to take their skills to the next level.The trip will also include specialized courses:Navigation — orientation and compass use underwaterNight & Limited Visibility — dives at night and in low visibilityDeep Diving — deeper dives and pushing your limitsA great group of people, three days by the water, and the chance to earn new specializations—exactly what your summer needs. Space is limited—contact us and reserve your spot today!

When the sun goes down, the diving just begins. Learn to dive confidently at night and in low visibility—with light, calm, and confidence. Discover the underwater world from a whole new perspective that you’ll never see in daylight.The same location, a completely different world. The place you know from daytime dives transforms after dark into a mysterious scene teeming with life that remains hidden during the day. Night diving and dives in low visibility are among the most powerful experiences diving has to offer—but they require specific skills and a calm demeanor.In this advanced course, you’ll learn how to properly use a dive light, communicate with light signals, navigate, and maintain contact with your dive buddy even in the dark or in murky water. You’ll learn to handle situations you don’t encounter in daylight—and gain the confidence that will turn a night underwater into a pleasure, not a source of stress.

Have you ever dreamed of having a longer no-decompression time on your dive so you could take photos or explore a wreck at your leisure? Or would you like to feel safer during decompression dives?That’s exactly what Nitrox allows you to do. The lower nitrogen content in the breathing mixture puts less strain on the body and significantly reduces the decompression time.ENRICHED AIR NITROX is also your gateway to the world of technical diving. The course will familiarize you with the comprehensive information needed to use Nitrox as a breathing gas, primarily in recreational diving but also in technical diving. Upon completing the course, you will earn an internationally recognized SSI certification to use enriched air mixtures with oxygen concentrations ranging from 22% to 40% to enhance safety and prevent decompression sickness.Enriched Air Nitrox Course Content:Introduction to NitroxNitrox, Your Body, and the Underwater WorldYour Complete Diving System and NitroxPlanning a Nitrox Dive

In November 2026, we invite you on a true diving adventure offering the opportunity to encounter whale sharks, dozens of manta rays, stingrays, various species of sharks, and many other large and small inhabitants of the underwater world in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean off the coast of the Maldives.The tried-and-true, highly rated SOLEIL 2 and its very friendly crew will provide you with a comfortable cruise, accommodations, and quality service.Diving in the Maldives is a true underwater adventure and an experience you won’t want to miss. The clear, warm waters of the Maldives are a place where, as you explore the most extensive coral reef system in the Indian Ocean, you can dive surrounded by manta rays, whale sharks, various species of stingrays, turtles, sharks, and large schools of tropical fish.The planned route is called the “Central Maldives Classic Route.” As the name suggests, the destinations are locations in the central part of the Maldives. Our boat will once again depart from Male and return to Male at the end of the trip. Therefore, no domestic flights are necessary. During this 8-day diving safari, we will visit the atolls of North Male – Rasdhoo – North Ari – South Ari – Vaavu, and South Male, where we’ll have the opportunity to explore stunning coral outcrops, mysterious caves, vibrant reefs, abundant macro life, and manta cleaning stations. These atolls are home to sites considered among the best “channel dives”—dives in the channels between islands—where there’s a high chance of seeing dolphins, reef sharks, whale sharks, hammerhead sharks, turtles, and manta rays.

In this specialty program, you will gain the advanced skills and knowledge you need to safely and confidently navigate underwater. You will learn how to use a compass and natural navigation techniques, estimate distance, how to leave and return to a designated point, plus basic navigation patterns. You will also be taught how to combine navigation techniques to enhance your diving experience. All of which hones your underwater observation skills, improves your dive safety and helps you to get the most out of every dive. Upon completion, you will earn the SSI Navigation Specialty certification.

The SSI Deep Diving Specialty will teach you all you need to dive to depths between 18 and 40 meters, through a mixture of academic sessions and open water dives. You will learn to plan and safely complete your deep diving adventures and use computers and gas consumption calculations to get the most from your deep dives. Upon completion, you will earn your SSI Deep Diving Specialty certification and be able to explore beautiful deep dive sites wherever you choose. This SSI Specialty is also a prerequisite for some advanced training, making it the next logical step to take in your dive education.