Padi Open Water Diver Reviews

First things first, SCUBA is not any more dangerous than any other activity you might care to do on your time off work, as long as you have been trained and take care to follow the things you learn training there is no reason you should suffer any injury greater than the odd broken toe (dont drop weightbelts on your toes!) or bruises (try not to ...

I became a Padi Open Water diver at 58yrs old. I took the course with The Scuba Trust. This is a charitable organisation that teaches or retrains disabled people to Scuba dive. It always needs volunteers to assist or teach. It has trydives on the second sunday of every month at The Lord Mayor Treloars College, Alton, Hamps. Check out their ...

Last year I and my fiancé booked a PADI Open Water Diver Course with a diving centre in Maidstone (Blue Ocean Diving). On the phone they were quite pleasant and I went ahead and booked up at a cost of over £600 for the two of us. The pleasantness however stopped as soon as we had paid out our cash! On the first day of our course we ...

I have just completed my PADI Open Water certificate and have to say WOW what a feeling you get when you experience the sensation of weightlessness (is that a word) under water. Hanging there watching the fish go by as you breathe underwater is like nothing I have ever experienced before it is totally amazing. This is to introduce you to ...