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PADI training

From try dives and Open Water to advanced certifications, specialties and first aid.

PADI course path

From first bubbles to your next certification

Training is built step by step, so you can start calmly, become certified and then choose specialties based on experience, time and Bornholm conditions.

Instructor

Certified PADI instructor

Local focus

Coast, rocks, visibility and wind

Try dive

Feel what diving is like with a PADI instructor, equipment and a calm introduction from shore or shallow water.

Open Water Diver

Take your first PADI certification with theory, skills, buddy procedures and open water dives.

Advanced Open Water

Build experience with five training dives, navigation, deep diving and local conditions.

Enriched Air Nitrox

Learn gas analysis, oxygen percentage, depth limits and planning repeated dives with nitrox.

Courses are adapted to season, experience and weather conditions, with calm local teaching in the water around Bornholm.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a certificate for a try dive?

No. A try dive is for anyone who wants to experience diving with an instructor before taking a full diving certification.

Can you take a PADI course on Bornholm?

Yes. Dykkercenter Bornholm offers PADI training from introductory dives and Open Water to advanced courses and specialties.

Which PADI course should I start with?

If you have never dived before, a try dive is a good start. If you want a full certification, PADI Open Water Diver is the first certification level. If you are already certified, Advanced Open Water Diver, nitrox or another specialty may be the next step.

Is a PADI certification internationally recognized?

Yes. PADI certifications are used by dive centres around the world. After Open Water Diver, you can continue with guided dives, Advanced Open Water Diver and relevant specialties within the limits of your certification and experience.

What happens if the weather is not suitable for course dives?

The dive site, timing and order are planned around wind, waves, visibility and participant level. If conditions are not suitable, the dive is adjusted or moved so training can be conducted responsibly.

Do I need my own diving equipment for a PADI course?

Required course equipment can normally be arranged with the centre. Bring swimwear, a towel and any personal equipment such as a mask if you already have one that fits well.

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Fra 750 kr.