Open Water Course

Become a certified PADI diver

With the PADI Open Water course, you will receive an internationally recognised certification that will allow you to dive up to 18 metres anywhere in the world.

Do you want to explore the underwater world and dive independently?

With this course, learn all about diving equipment, essential techniques, and how to handle underwater situations safely and more.

Open Water PADI Diving Course and Certification

In Malta, you will train in one of the most stunning diving destinations, with crystal-clear waters and unique underwater landscapes. Our course includes interactive theory, confined water practice, and 4 open water dives to prepare you as a true diver.

Recreational

Diving

Professional

Instructors

Equipment

Included

Beginners

and Inexperienced

What will you learn in the Open Water course and how much does it cost?

The Open Water course is designed to provide you with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to dive with confidence and safety.

You will learn to handle all SCUBA equipment, understand the fundamentals of diving, and acquire the techniques to handle any situation underwater. This course is divided into two parts: theory and practice.

Price per person

Includes 4 Dives + Certification
340
  • Full diving equipment
  • Transport (Optional)
  • Digital theory section
  • Expert instructors
  • Diving insurance
  • Communication in English and Spanish
Intermediate

Malta is one of the most spectacular destinations to learn to dive, thanks to its excellent visibility, warm waters, and fascinating underwater topography.

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Theory of the Open Water course

The theoretical part of the course includes reading and understanding 6 chapters, each accompanied by educational videos that make learning easier.

At the end of each chapter, you will take a 10-question test to review the most important concepts.

In addition, you will have the support of an instructor who will clarify all your doubts and reinforce the key knowledge in academic sessions.

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Water practice

In confined waters, you will perform exercises to familiarise yourself with the equipment and diving techniques in a safe environment, such as a pool or areas of the sea with similar conditions.

Later, you will carry out 4 open water dives, gradually increasing the depth up to a maximum of 18 metres. These dives will allow you to apply everything you have learned while enjoying the incredible underwater world of Malta.

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Look where we do our Open Water course dives

Malta has a paradise of rocky coasts and a history of war and shipwrecks.

For beginners, we recommend 2 parts in Malta, Cirkewwa and Sliema.

Cirkewwa

Every afternoon

Sliema

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Every afternoon

Our offers for intermediate divers

FAQs About the PADI Open Water course with DS Divers Malta

  • Theory: Learn with videos, interactive chapters, and quick tests.
  • Practice: Do over 20 exercises in confined waters and 4 open water dives.
  • Certification: Receive your globally recognised PADI digital certification.

Yes! We adapt to your schedule so you can start the course whenever suits you.

The theory is designed to be understandable and friendly. Additionally, the videos and the instructor’s support will make learning much easier.

Once the course is finished, you will receive your digital certification within a few days.

The requirements to take the PADI Open Water course are as follows:

  • Minimum age:
    10 years for Junior Open Water certification.
    15 years for standard Open Water certification.
  • Physical condition:
    Be in good general health.
    Complete a medical form. If you have any pre-existing conditions, you may need approval from a doctor.
  • Swimming skills:
    Swim at least 200 metres without a time limit (or 300 metres with basic equipment such as a mask, fins, and snorkel).
    Float or stay afloat for 10 minutes.

You only need to bring a towel, sunscreen, swimwear, and water to stay hydrated.

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