4 Day Learn to Dive Open Water Certification Highlights
- 4-day Learn to Dive course with the same dive instructor for all of the course days
- 2 days spent at the 5 Star Quicksilver Dive facility for classroom learning & heated pool testing & training
- 2 day trips to the Outer Great Barrier Reef, including 6 open water dives on the reef (4 mandatory & 2 fun dives if your mandatory dives are successful)
- Lunch each day
- Use of all dive equipment including prescription masks
- PADI Gold Open Water Certification & dive logbook
- Convenient return transfers from selected Port Douglas accommodation
- Environmental Management Charge, which contributes to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority's management & conservation of the reef
- Departs from the meeting point at 19 Warner St, Port Douglas (day 1 & 2) then Crystalbrook Superyacht, Port Douglas (day 3 & 4)
What's Excluded
What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to bring for my dive course?
What do I need to bring for my dive course?
You will need to bring swimwear, a towel, a dive medical if required, and a passport or Australian driver's licence.
How many people will be in my dive class?
How many people will be in my dive class?
Student numbers are capped at 6 students for every 1 instructor.
Do I need to complete a medical for the Learn to Dive course?
Do I need to complete a medical for the Learn to Dive course?
Some medical conditions may prevent you from diving. You will be required to obtain a dive medical certificate if you have a positive response to any of the questions on the Entry Level Student Diver Medical Declaration.
A positive response to any question indicates that there is a pre-existing condition that may affect your safety while diving and you must consult a medical practitioner preferably with experience in diving medicine to obtain a dive medical certificate, preferably in English, which states that you are fit to undertake recreational diver training. This medical certificate must be valid within 90 days of course commencement. If you are unsure about a specific medical condition please check with your doctor prior to making your reservation.
What if I fail my medical?
What if I fail my medical?
Diving is not permitted if you haven't passed your dive medical.
When can I fly next after diving?
When can I fly next after diving?
The recommendation is to allow at least 24 hours after your last dive before flying. However, you can fly and then dive on the same day.
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