PADI Main Courses

The PADI Open Water Diver course is designed for those who are eager to explore the fascinating underwater world using scuba. With its three-part structure, you will gain the necessary knowledge, skills, and confidence to become a certified diver. The course includes Knowledge Development focusing on important dive principles and safety, Confined Water Dives where you'll practice scuba techniques in a controlled environment, and Open Water Dives at local dive sites in Saranda to apply what you've learned. This is the world's most popular scuba certification - recognized worldwide and valid for life.

Advance your scuba diving abilities with the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course. Designed to enhance underwater knowledge and skills, this course is available after obtaining PADI Open Water Diver certification. Expand your confidence in navigation and buoyancy while exploring new diving activities such as wreck, night, and deep diving. Successful completion allows dives up to 30 meters. This course focuses on practical experience through five Adventure Dives, including required Deep and Navigation dives, plus three additional dives.

This page covers two related trainings that can be booked separately: PADI Rescue Diver and Emergency First Response (EFR). Rescue Diver focuses on prevention, diver stress recognition, emergency management, and in-water rescue skills. EFR focuses on CPR, AED use, and first aid skills on land. Many divers take them together as part of the same progression, but each training has its own price.

Join the PADI Divemaster course and embark on an exciting journey to become a dive professional. The course combines both theoretical and practical training to provide comprehensive dive education. You will develop dive leadership skills, hone your dive theory knowledge, and gain hands-on experience as you assist instructors on real-world diving excursions. By the end of the course, you will be confident and ready to lead divers, supervise dive activities, and assist with student divers. This is the first professional level in the PADI system and opens doors to dive industry careers worldwide.

The PADI Assistant Instructor course is the next professional step after Divemaster. It develops your teaching skills, prepares you to support instructors during training, and qualifies you to independently conduct selected PADI programs. You will refine demonstrations, workshop presentations, student supervision, and day-to-day course organization while building real instructional experience.