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We dive not to escape life, but for life not to escape us

If you’re not a certified diver yet, we have plenty of information to help you learn everything you need to know about getting your first PADI scuba diving certification.

After Open Water Diver, if you’re not sure which PADI diving course to take next, PADI Advanced Open Water Diver is a good choice. You’ll make your first deep dive with an instructor by your side, work on your buoyancy and navigation skills, and try three different types of specialty diving.

Who would you rather have as a dive buddy? An Open Water Diver or a Rescue Diver? All other things being equal, most people would rather have a Rescue Diver as their dive buddy.

Once you’ve got your first PADI dive certification, specialty courses allow you to try different types of diving with an experienced scuba instructor by your side. Learn how to take great action-cam shots, discover if dry suit diving is right for you, or dive a shipwreck. Improve your search and recovery skills, or take a PADI Nitrox course.

Life happens, and sometimes we can’t do the thing we love as often as we’d like. If it’s been a while since you went scuba diving, PADI’s ReActivate is the perfect way to refresh the skills and knowledge learned during your Open Water Diver course.