Bali: 2-Day PADI Advanced Open Water Course

Bali’s stunning underwater landscapes draw adventurous divers from around the world. For those looking to expand their skills, the 2-Day PADI Advanced Open Water Course provides an excellent opportunity. This comprehensive program immerses participants in a range of mandatory and optional dives, allowing them to explore the region’s captivating marine life and wrecks. With exceptional customer feedback and comprehensive inclusions, this course promises an unforgettable experience for PADI Open Water certified divers seeking to enhance their underwater expertise.

Key Points

• The 2-Day PADI Advanced Open Water Course in Bali is priced at €311.71 per person and includes five ocean dives at Padang Bai Blue Lagoon and Tulamben Shipwreck.
• The course is designed for PADI Open Water certified divers and covers the mandatory Deep Diving and Underwater Navigation dives, plus optional dives.
• Padang Bai Blue Lagoon offers a maximum depth of 30m, while the USAT Liberty Wreck in Tulamben has a maximum depth of 28m, focusing on Wreck Diving.
• Successful completion of the mandatory dives earns the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification, and optional specialties can be added to enhance diving competence and confidence.
• The course includes hotel pickup and drop-off, marine park entry fees, rental equipment, lunch, and experienced diving instructors, with a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.

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Course Overview

The 2-Day PADI Advanced Open Water Course is priced at €311.71 per person and includes five ocean dives at Padang Bai Blue Lagoon and Tulamben Shipwreck.

The 2-Day PADI Advanced Open Water Course is priced at €311.71 per person and includes five ocean dives at Padang Bai Blue Lagoon and Tulamben Shipwreck.

It’s designed for PADI Open Water certified divers. The course covers mandatory dives in Deep Diving and Underwater Navigation, plus optional dives in Boat, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Underwater Naturalist, Search & Recovery, and Wreck Diving.

Hotel pickup and drop-off, entry fees, meals, and equipment are included. Participants must be at least 12 years old and hold the required certification.

The course has received excellent customer feedback, with a 5/5 rating based on four reviews.

Dive Site Exploration

Padang Bai Blue Lagoon and the USAT Liberty shipwreck in Tulamben offer exciting and diverse dive experiences for participants of the 2-Day PADI Advanced Open Water Course. The first three dives at Padang Bai provide the opportunity to complete the mandatory Deep Dive and Underwater Navigation. Divers can also opt for the Boat Dive, Peak Performance Buoyancy, or Underwater Naturalist specialties. The final two dives at the USAT Liberty wreck in Tulamben allow for the Wreck Diving specialty. Participants can explore the diverse marine life and historical remnants at these renowned dive sites.

| Dive Site | Max Depth | Highlights |

| — | — | — |

| Padang Bai Blue Lagoon | 30m | Deep Dive, Navigation |

| USAT Liberty Wreck | 28m | Wreck Diving |

Mandatory Dive Certifications

Two mandatory dives are required to complete the PADI Advanced Open Water Course offered in Bali.

The Deep Dive introduces participants to the thrills and challenges of diving below 18 meters. The Underwater Navigation dive teaches essential skills for navigating underwater using a compass and natural features.

These dives help divers develop greater confidence, experience, and problem-solving abilities. Upon successful completion, participants earn the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification, opening the door to more advanced diving opportunities.

The course also offers several optional specialty dives to further expand one’s diving expertise.

Optional Dive Certifications

Along With the mandatory dives, the PADI Advanced Open Water Course in Bali offers participants several optional specialties to further expand their diving expertise.

The optional dives include Boat Dive, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Underwater Naturalist, Search & Recovery, and Wreck Diving. These electives allow divers to develop specific skills and explore diverse underwater environments.

The optional dives allow divers to hone specialized skills and venture into diverse underwater realms.

Whether it’s navigating a shipwreck or observing marine life, the optional dives provide opportunities to personalize the course and gain valuable experience.

Completing these specialties can enhance overall diving competence and confidence.

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Inclusions and Amenities

The 2-day PADI Advanced Open Water Course in Bali includes several amenities to enhance the overall diving experience.

Participants receive hotel pickup and drop-off from popular areas, with all marine park entry fees, boat, and porter fees covered.

Lunch, water, tea, and coffee are provided at the dive center. The course includes experienced diving instructors and the necessary rental equipment.

PADI materials and certifications are also part of the package.

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, the course offers convenience and flexibility for divers.

Participant Requirements

Participants for the 2-day PADI Advanced Open Water Course must be at least 12 years old and hold a PADI Open Water Certification.

This course is designed for divers who’ve already completed their basic open water training and want to expand their skills and experience.

Prospective you will need to provide their certification credentials during registration.

The course ensures divers meet the minimum age and qualification requirements before embarking on the more advanced underwater activities.

With the proper prerequisites in place, participants can look forward to an enriching learning experience and memorable dives in Bali’s stunning marine environments.

Cancellation Policy

Travelers can take advantage of the free cancellation policy, as the company allows cancellations up to 24 hours in advance.

This flexibility ensures participants can adjust their plans without incurring any penalties. The policy provides peace of mind, allowing divers to book the course confidently, knowing they can make last-minute changes if needed.

This customer-centric approach is likely a contributing factor to the overwhelmingly positive reviews the company has received. Participants appreciate the accommodating cancellation terms, which enable them to fully enjoy their dive experience without worrying about non-refundable fees.

Customer Reviews

With an overall rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on 4 reviews, the PADI Advanced Open Water Course in Bali has received overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants.

Customers highlighted the excellent value for money and the high quality of the instructors. The reviews emphasized the fantastic team and overall experience, with one customer noting it was "an amazing two days."

Another praised the "incredible service" from the dive center. The consensus among reviewers is that the course offers an unbeatable combination of great instruction, beautiful dive sites, and exceptional customer service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Dive Equipment?

Yes, participants can bring their own dive equipment. The package includes rental equipment, but guests are welcome to use their own gear if they prefer. Personal equipment must be in good working condition for the dives.

Will There Be Any Additional Fees for Extra Dives?

There won’t be any additional fees for extra dives beyond the course package price of €311.71 per person. The 5 ocean dives are included in the course fee, and there’s no charge for doing more dives during the 2-day program.

Is There a Minimum Group Size Requirement?

There’s no minimum group size requirement for this course. Participants can join as individuals or with their own groups. The course is designed to accommodate both small and large groups comfortably.

Can I Customize the Dive Schedule?

The course offers a set dive schedule, but clients can’t customize it. The mandatory dives must be completed, and there’s flexibility to choose optional dives based on interest and instructor availability. However, the overall itinerary can’t be altered.

What Happens if the Weather Is Bad on the Dive Days?

If the weather is bad on the dive days, the schedule can be adjusted. The dive operator will work with participants to reschedule the dives or provide alternative activities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

The Sum Up

The PADI Advanced Open Water Course in Bali offers an exhilarating two-day dive experience. Divers will explore stunning underwater sites, earn mandatory certifications, and have the flexibility to choose optional specialties. With excellent reviews and comprehensive inclusions, this course provides an unforgettable opportunity to enhance one’s diving skills and discover the incredible marine life off Bali’s coast.

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