PADI Speciality Diver Course

About this course

Scuba diving is a way to explore the underwater world in new and different ways. PADI Specialty Diver courses teach you new techniques and give you the tools to enhance your exploration. See what’s available from this list of great courses. Boat Diver — Learn boat terminology, diving etiquette, proper gear stowage, and safety procedures while completing two dives from a boat. Coral Reef Conservation — Gain an understanding of reef ecosystems, their importance, and how to protect them; a non-diving course open to everyone. Deep Diver — Develop skills to safely dive to a maximum depth of 40m/130ft, exploring deeper sites such as wrecks, walls, and drop-offs. Digital Underwater Photography — Master techniques for underwater photography using any type of camera; available for both divers and snorkelers. Drift Diver — Learn to dive effortlessly with currents for a smooth, “flying” experience beneath the surface. Emergency Oxygen Provider — Recognize and respond to diving-related illnesses by providing oxygen; no dive required for certification. Enriched Air Diver (Nitrox) — Extend bottom time and shorten surface intervals by using enriched air nitrox mixes. Fish Identification — Learn to identify common fish families and species, enhancing your dive experiences with marine life knowledge. Night Diver — Discover the underwater world after dark and observe nocturnal marine species in their natural habitat. Peak Performance Buoyancy — Fine-tune your buoyancy skills to move efficiently, conserve air, and avoid disturbing the environment. Underwater Navigator — Improve compass and natural navigation skills to confidently find your way underwater. Underwater Videographer — Learn to plan, shoot, and edit engaging underwater video stories. Wreck Diver — Explore shipwrecks safely while learning mapping, navigation, and responsible wreck diving practices.

What you'll learn

Course requirements

Dive shop