Diving training in the Philippines with Deluna PADI courses from Zero to Professional |
PADI courses and programs
PADI-trained divers are certified by the most respected and popular diving training system in the world. Your certification will be recognized wherever you go in the world and there is hardly a place where you will not meet divers who, like you, have chosen PADI.
We care about quality training. Our instructors are experienced divers and are true professionals with many years of experience. The resort operates in accordance with all PADI guidelines and requirements.
We care about quality training. Our instructors are experienced divers and are true professionals with many years of experience. The resort operates in accordance with all PADI guidelines and requirements.
Basic courses and programs
For those who want to try diving, but do not have certificates
Intro-dive
An option for non-certified individuals is to try dives with an instructor, so-called "trial dives". You will be severely limited in depth and will dive under the supervision of an instructor.
Cost: $50
An option for non-certified individuals is to try dives with an instructor, so-called "trial dives". You will be severely limited in depth and will dive under the supervision of an instructor.
Cost: $50
Discover Scuba Dive (DSD) program
This is a program where you are briefly introduced to scuba diving and how to use it, then demonstrated the most basic skills in the pool, followed by a dive on the coral reef with an instructor.
The whole thing takes about two to three hours from start to finish.
Since the DSD program is part of the Open Water Diver course, on completion of the dive you will receive a document confirming that you have successfully completed 1/5th of the course, and you may continue training at any dive center, counting on a discount on the cost of the main course.
Cost: $70
This is a program where you are briefly introduced to scuba diving and how to use it, then demonstrated the most basic skills in the pool, followed by a dive on the coral reef with an instructor.
The whole thing takes about two to three hours from start to finish.
Since the DSD program is part of the Open Water Diver course, on completion of the dive you will receive a document confirming that you have successfully completed 1/5th of the course, and you may continue training at any dive center, counting on a discount on the cost of the main course.
Cost: $70
Scuba diver (2 days)
(Course consists of 3 theoretical modules, closed water skills training + 2 open water dives)
The PADI Scuba Diver course is part of the Open Water Diver course. Divers at the PADI Scuba Diver level have completed the training and skills necessary to dive to a maximum depth of 12 meters under the direct supervision of a Divemaster, Assistant Instructor or PADI Instructor. Divers who achieve the PADI Scuba Diver certification have a more thorough theoretical background and more advanced scuba diving skills than Discover Scuba Divers, but they cannot yet dive on their own.
The minimum age is 10 years old.
Cost: $260
(Course consists of 3 theoretical modules, closed water skills training + 2 open water dives)
The PADI Scuba Diver course is part of the Open Water Diver course. Divers at the PADI Scuba Diver level have completed the training and skills necessary to dive to a maximum depth of 12 meters under the direct supervision of a Divemaster, Assistant Instructor or PADI Instructor. Divers who achieve the PADI Scuba Diver certification have a more thorough theoretical background and more advanced scuba diving skills than Discover Scuba Divers, but they cannot yet dive on their own.
The minimum age is 10 years old.
Cost: $260
Open Water Diver (3-5 days)
Course consists of 5 units of theory course, 5 closed water training modules and 4 open water dives.
Learning to dive is not as hard as you might think, but like any activity it takes effort. The PADI Open Water Diver course takes you through three phases: theory training, confined water dives and open water dives.
The theory course introduces you to the effects of the aquatic environment on the human body and how to stay in it. You will learn how to select the correct equipment and what to look for when you plan to dive and many other valuable information for recreational diving. You can familiarize yourself with the theory by reading the PADI Open Water Diver textbook or by watching specialized instructional videos. If you have any questions, your instructor will explain all the difficult points. At the end of the course, you will take a theory exam.
During confined water dives you will learn basic scuba diving skills in a pool or confined water environment with similar conditions. You learn everything you need to make safe recreational dives, from how to set up and adjust your equipment to how to clean your mask underwater. You'll also practice emergency situations such as breathing with a buddy from the same regulator, surfacing in an emergency, and what to do if you're out of air. By the end of your confined water training, you'll have reached the level of training you need to dive in open water.
After you have completed your confined water dives, you will continue your training on four open water dives with your PADI instructor. As part of these dives, you will finally be able to understand what real underwater adventure is all about.
Cost: $450
Course consists of 5 units of theory course, 5 closed water training modules and 4 open water dives.
Learning to dive is not as hard as you might think, but like any activity it takes effort. The PADI Open Water Diver course takes you through three phases: theory training, confined water dives and open water dives.
The theory course introduces you to the effects of the aquatic environment on the human body and how to stay in it. You will learn how to select the correct equipment and what to look for when you plan to dive and many other valuable information for recreational diving. You can familiarize yourself with the theory by reading the PADI Open Water Diver textbook or by watching specialized instructional videos. If you have any questions, your instructor will explain all the difficult points. At the end of the course, you will take a theory exam.
During confined water dives you will learn basic scuba diving skills in a pool or confined water environment with similar conditions. You learn everything you need to make safe recreational dives, from how to set up and adjust your equipment to how to clean your mask underwater. You'll also practice emergency situations such as breathing with a buddy from the same regulator, surfacing in an emergency, and what to do if you're out of air. By the end of your confined water training, you'll have reached the level of training you need to dive in open water.
After you have completed your confined water dives, you will continue your training on four open water dives with your PADI instructor. As part of these dives, you will finally be able to understand what real underwater adventure is all about.
Cost: $450
Advanced training courses
For certified divers
Advanced Open Water Diver (2 days)
(The course includes 5 theory modules including Deep and Underwater Navigation and 5 open water dives in these specialty areas.)
The Advanced Open Water Diver course is the next step after your PADI Open Water Diver certification and includes a minimum of theory and a maximum of open water practice. This course allows you to learn new and exciting types of diving: deep dives, night dives, drift dives. You and your instructor will decide together which dives you would like to try. You will make five dives as part of the course - two compulsory dives: a deep dive and an orientation dive, plus three dives of your choice.
PADI Open Water Diver certification or equivalent is a requirement for admission to the course. Minimum age 12 (Junior Advanced Open Water Diver).
Cost: $390
Emergency First Response (1-2 days)
The course includes 7 theoretical modules, video-lessons, and practical classes.
You need to complete the Emergency First Response course for the Rescue Diver course. This course is for your everyday life. Emergency First Response is designed to meet modern first aid procedure requirements based on ILCOR standards. Courses available in this program can be completed by anyone, whether a diver or not.
Emergency First Response includes two courses: EFR Primary Care - CPR and EFR Secondary Care - First Aid.
In the EFR Primary Care - CPR course, you will learn how to provide primary care in life-threatening situations. You will learn the skills to act appropriately in the event of cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, severe bleeding, shock and spinal cord injury. You will learn how to monitor basic life-sustaining functions and the basic steps of primary care.
In the EFR Secondary Care - First Aid course, you will learn how to provide care in situations where the immediate threat to life has passed or does not exist. You will learn what to do if emergency services are delayed or not available. In addition, the program includes a number of additional skills: the use of defibrillator, the use of oxygen for assistance.
Cost: $220
(The course includes 5 theory modules including Deep and Underwater Navigation and 5 open water dives in these specialty areas.)
The Advanced Open Water Diver course is the next step after your PADI Open Water Diver certification and includes a minimum of theory and a maximum of open water practice. This course allows you to learn new and exciting types of diving: deep dives, night dives, drift dives. You and your instructor will decide together which dives you would like to try. You will make five dives as part of the course - two compulsory dives: a deep dive and an orientation dive, plus three dives of your choice.
PADI Open Water Diver certification or equivalent is a requirement for admission to the course. Minimum age 12 (Junior Advanced Open Water Diver).
Cost: $390
Emergency First Response (1-2 days)
The course includes 7 theoretical modules, video-lessons, and practical classes.
You need to complete the Emergency First Response course for the Rescue Diver course. This course is for your everyday life. Emergency First Response is designed to meet modern first aid procedure requirements based on ILCOR standards. Courses available in this program can be completed by anyone, whether a diver or not.
Emergency First Response includes two courses: EFR Primary Care - CPR and EFR Secondary Care - First Aid.
In the EFR Primary Care - CPR course, you will learn how to provide primary care in life-threatening situations. You will learn the skills to act appropriately in the event of cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, severe bleeding, shock and spinal cord injury. You will learn how to monitor basic life-sustaining functions and the basic steps of primary care.
In the EFR Secondary Care - First Aid course, you will learn how to provide care in situations where the immediate threat to life has passed or does not exist. You will learn what to do if emergency services are delayed or not available. In addition, the program includes a number of additional skills: the use of defibrillator, the use of oxygen for assistance.
Cost: $220
Rescue Diver (2-3 days)
This course includes 5 theoretical modules and practical exercises to practice self-rescue skills in confined or open water.
The next step is for those who want to continue their training in the fascinating world of diving. In the opinion of most students, this course is the most interesting of all PADI courses.
The Rescue Diver course helps you be prepared for almost any diving emergency that may arise. The Rescue Diver course is both theoretical and practical, providing you with the knowledge and skills you need to deal with any emergency. Emphasis is placed on the various aspects of safety and group interaction procedures.
The course is open to scuba divers from 15 years old with a PADI Advanced Open Water certification or equivalent, and an Emergency First Responder (EFR) course certificate.
After completing the Rescue Diver course you will have the choice as to where you want to grow as a diver next, continuing as an amateur diver and becoming a Master Scuba Diver, or becoming a professional by enrolling in the Divemaster course.
Cost: $390
This course includes 5 theoretical modules and practical exercises to practice self-rescue skills in confined or open water.
The next step is for those who want to continue their training in the fascinating world of diving. In the opinion of most students, this course is the most interesting of all PADI courses.
The Rescue Diver course helps you be prepared for almost any diving emergency that may arise. The Rescue Diver course is both theoretical and practical, providing you with the knowledge and skills you need to deal with any emergency. Emphasis is placed on the various aspects of safety and group interaction procedures.
The course is open to scuba divers from 15 years old with a PADI Advanced Open Water certification or equivalent, and an Emergency First Responder (EFR) course certificate.
After completing the Rescue Diver course you will have the choice as to where you want to grow as a diver next, continuing as an amateur diver and becoming a Master Scuba Diver, or becoming a professional by enrolling in the Divemaster course.
Cost: $390
PADI Divemaster
After completing the Rescue Diver course you can begin the PADI Divemaster course. In this course you will develop leadership skills and be an active assistant to the instructor in working with students.
The hands-on course is a clearly structured class that simulates different scenarios and real-world training dives with students. These classes give you experience as an assistant instructor or diver supervising open water dives and as a guide in the underwater world.
In the theory course you will study basic topics such as underwater physiology, diving philosophy, scuba diving skills, observing students in the course, supervising, contingency plans, making an underwater terrain plan and so on.
You must be a PADI Rescue Diver or equivalent and have a minimum of 20 registered dives to enroll in the course. By the time you complete the Divemaster PADI course, you must have at least 60 registered dives.
Cost: ±$1150
After completing the Rescue Diver course you can begin the PADI Divemaster course. In this course you will develop leadership skills and be an active assistant to the instructor in working with students.
The hands-on course is a clearly structured class that simulates different scenarios and real-world training dives with students. These classes give you experience as an assistant instructor or diver supervising open water dives and as a guide in the underwater world.
In the theory course you will study basic topics such as underwater physiology, diving philosophy, scuba diving skills, observing students in the course, supervising, contingency plans, making an underwater terrain plan and so on.
You must be a PADI Rescue Diver or equivalent and have a minimum of 20 registered dives to enroll in the course. By the time you complete the Divemaster PADI course, you must have at least 60 registered dives.
Cost: ±$1150
Specialties
Specialized diving courses
PADI specialty courses are highly focused specialties that allow you to make your dives more exciting and varied, and to learn new skills and abilities that are not taught in general courses. Here are some of the specialties you can take at our dive center:
Enriched Air Diver.
Enriched air diving allows you to increase your no-decompression dive time allowing you to spend more time underwater. The PADI Enriched Air Diver Specialty course will allow you to get the most out of your dives.
Entry requirement: You must be a PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent from another certifying organization).
Enriched Air Diver.
Enriched air diving allows you to increase your no-decompression dive time allowing you to spend more time underwater. The PADI Enriched Air Diver Specialty course will allow you to get the most out of your dives.
Entry requirement: You must be a PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent from another certifying organization).
Deep Diver
The Deep Diver Specialty course gives you the opportunity to dive to depths of up to 40 meters and see things that many would only dream of. Diving deeper, you will see many differences from conventional diving, learn to recognize the symptoms of nitrogen narcosis onset and gain invaluable experience.
Entry requirements: You must be at least the Adventure Diver level (or equivalent of another certifying organization); minimum age is 15.
Wreck Diver
When you look at a wreck, the past meets the present. Just imagine: masts, portholes, cabins, decks, where people used to be... Whatever the reason for a sunken object, be it a ship, an airplane, a car, it irresistibly attracts divers with its unique history. The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course gives you the skills and knowledge you need to dive wrecks.
Entry requirements: Must be at least Adventure Diver level (or equivalent from another certifying body) and the minimum age is 15.
Peak Performance Buoyancy
Buoyancy skills distinguish between simple divers and big-name divers. In Peak Performance Buoyancy you'll learn how to find the right amount of weights for optimum balance and how to dive and surface as if you'd just thought of it and it happened. By mastering the art of achieving the most streamlined and perfectly neutral buoyancy, you will be able to move in the water easily, efficiently and gracefully.
Prerequisites: You must be a PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent from another certifying organization). The minimum age is 10 years old.
The Deep Diver Specialty course gives you the opportunity to dive to depths of up to 40 meters and see things that many would only dream of. Diving deeper, you will see many differences from conventional diving, learn to recognize the symptoms of nitrogen narcosis onset and gain invaluable experience.
Entry requirements: You must be at least the Adventure Diver level (or equivalent of another certifying organization); minimum age is 15.
Wreck Diver
When you look at a wreck, the past meets the present. Just imagine: masts, portholes, cabins, decks, where people used to be... Whatever the reason for a sunken object, be it a ship, an airplane, a car, it irresistibly attracts divers with its unique history. The PADI Wreck Diver Specialty course gives you the skills and knowledge you need to dive wrecks.
Entry requirements: Must be at least Adventure Diver level (or equivalent from another certifying body) and the minimum age is 15.
Peak Performance Buoyancy
Buoyancy skills distinguish between simple divers and big-name divers. In Peak Performance Buoyancy you'll learn how to find the right amount of weights for optimum balance and how to dive and surface as if you'd just thought of it and it happened. By mastering the art of achieving the most streamlined and perfectly neutral buoyancy, you will be able to move in the water easily, efficiently and gracefully.
Prerequisites: You must be a PADI Open Water Diver (or equivalent from another certifying organization). The minimum age is 10 years old.
Night Diver
One of the most interesting specialties in diving in which the student learns to dive at night. At night, you can see things that are not available to the eye during the day. Nocturnal predators come out to hunt, and darkness lovers emerge and leave their hiding places. Underwater inhabitants familiar to us from diving during the day hide, and sometimes it is possible to see how they sleep.
Night Diver course is open to divers over 12 years old with at least a PADI OWD certificate or equivalent.
Drift diver
This course is designed to teach you how to dive in the current conditions. Currents can cause you a lot of problems, but you cannot dive in the sea and always avoid the currents. By taking the Drift Diver course you will learn how to use the currents to your advantage. When properly planned and conducted, the currents become an indispensable aid and make the dive much easier.
The minimum age for starting the course is 12 years old. Prior training - PADI Open Water level or equivalent.
One of the most interesting specialties in diving in which the student learns to dive at night. At night, you can see things that are not available to the eye during the day. Nocturnal predators come out to hunt, and darkness lovers emerge and leave their hiding places. Underwater inhabitants familiar to us from diving during the day hide, and sometimes it is possible to see how they sleep.
Night Diver course is open to divers over 12 years old with at least a PADI OWD certificate or equivalent.
Drift diver
This course is designed to teach you how to dive in the current conditions. Currents can cause you a lot of problems, but you cannot dive in the sea and always avoid the currents. By taking the Drift Diver course you will learn how to use the currents to your advantage. When properly planned and conducted, the currents become an indispensable aid and make the dive much easier.
The minimum age for starting the course is 12 years old. Prior training - PADI Open Water level or equivalent.
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