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Advanced Open Water Diver Course in the Cayman Islands | eLearning Included

Advanced Open Water Diver Course in the Cayman Islands | eLearning Included
Advance Your Diving Skills! Enjoy 6 boat dives, including navigation, deep diving, and 3 more adventure dives. Earn credits towards PADI specialties. Build confidence and explore further!

Trips Per Diver

The cost of PADI eLearning is included in our premium course price.

The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course at Ocean Frontiers offers 5 training boat dives plus an additional orientation boat dive at the start of the course to recap the basic skills of a certified scuba diver. These 6 dives are led by one of our experienced instructors and will enable you to dive to 100ft/30m anywhere in the world.

This course is all about advancing your skills as a diver and building greater confidence in yourself with the close guidance and expertise of your PADI Instructor. The eLearning provides you with interactive knowledge reviews covering deep diving and navigation followed by an adventurous scuba platter of 9 specialities of diving that you get the chance to sample and try out for yourself. The ones that we offer at Ocean Frontiers are as follows: 

  • Deep Diver - Mandatory
  • Navigation - Mandatory
  • Boat Diver
  • Digital Underwater Photographer (must bring your own camera)
  • Drift Diver
  • Fish Identification
  • Peak Performance Buoyancy
  • Search and Recovery
  • Underwater Naturalist
  • Rescue Diver *(Check FAQ below)
Prerequisites
  • PADI Open Water Diver
  • 12 years or older
  • If you are certified with a different organisation like SSI/SDI/NAUI etc you will need to have proof of 20 logged scuba dives
  • Medically fit to scuba dive (review Medical Questionnaire here)
  • Note: All course paperwork will be sent via email to be filled out online before the start date.
Course Cost and Breakdown per person
  • Instruction Fees & 6 Training Dives = US $550
  • PADI eLearning & Certification = US $216
  • Independent Online Study commitment: 6-8 hours
  • Practical Training Dives: 3 Half Days
What's Included
  • 3x Two Tank Dive Trips
  • 80 cubic foot Air Tanks (DIN or Yoke upgradeable to a 63 cft or 100 cft)
  • Weights and a Belt
  • Refreshments and Dry Towels on the boat
  • Our Famous Valet Diving Service plus FREE Gear Storage
What's not Included
  • Rental Equipment (pricelist here)
  • Nitrox Fills (get certified here)
  • Gratuities

The Ocean Frontiers Difference

Reader's Choice - Caribbeans Best Dive Operator
First Class Newton Dive Boats & Training Dive Pool
Highest Quality Rental Equipment

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?

After enrolling, PADI's eLearning system presents you with interactive presentations that include videos, audio, graphics, and reading. Short quizzes let you gauge your progress, and review and correct anything you might happen to miss. This lets you move through the program efficiently and at your own pace.

How long do you have to complete the eLearning course?

You need to complete the first training dive within one year of completing the PADI Advanced eLearning course. However, once you gain access to the eLearning and complete a knowledge review quiz, you will always have lifetime access to the content.

How do you document that you've completed the eLearning segment?

Once you finish the eLearning portion of the course, the Ocean Frontiers Dive Center is notified that you have completed it and that you are ready for the practical phase of the program.

What are the skills covered in the Rescue Diver Adventure dive?

The Rescue Diver adventure dive will cover self-rescue skills, assisting a tired diver at the surface, rescuing a panicked diver at the surface and searching for a missing diver with the use of an underwater search pattern.

What considerations should a student take into account when choosing the Rescue Diver Adventure Dive?

Due to the nature of the skills required at the surface, the time spent diving underwater may be considerably less than other adventure dives.