PADI® Rescue

Service Description

The PADI® Rescue Diver course is a pivotal step in your scuba diving journey, designed to make you a more confident and capable diver. This course builds on your foundational diving skills by teaching you how to identify, prevent, and manage potential problems in the water—whether they involve yourself or others. Through a combination of knowledge development, hands-on rescue exercises, and realistic scenarios, you’ll learn how to handle emergencies and enhance your safety awareness. Key topics include self-rescue, recognizing and responding to diver stress, managing equipment issues, and assisting panicked or unresponsive divers. The Rescue Diver course is not only about improving your skills but also about developing a mindset of readiness and teamwork. It’s often described as the most challenging yet rewarding course in recreational diving. To enroll, you must be at least 12 years old, have an Advanced Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent), and have completed CPR and First Aid training within the past 24 months (or complete it alongside the course). Take the plunge into becoming a more skilled, responsible diver—because knowing how to help others makes every dive even more enjoyable. This course can take up to 3-4 days to complete.