Taking Diving certification in Bali is one of the best way to begin your underwater adventure. Hundreds of thousands of people have experienced their first diving experience in Bali waters. Here are some tips for you before taking your Open Water diver certification course.
Preparation before diving
Choosing the right dive center
In Choosing dive center where you will be taking your certification, there are a few details that you need to pay attention to. First, make sure that the dive center has an affiliation under globally recognized agency such as PADI or SSI (to name a few) and is legally registered under the local government. By legally being recognized by local authority, it means that the dive center complies to the most up-to-date regulation or standard.
For instance, Bali Fun Diving is within the category of the above. You can also see our review through our Google review or through people you know who have dived with us before.
Quality is priority (Cheap is not always the option)
Find a dive center with experienced instructors and divemasters. Apart from that please also pay attention to the package that you are choosing, usually Open Water certification program is offered in various options. You may be getting a cheap price, if the quality of service provided is not the best, it could possibly even cost you more in the long run.
Do not be afraid to ask
There is a knowledge portion which now can be conducted fully online (e-learning) using the SSI or PADI app, make sure to complete it before you meet your instructor. But do not be worry, you are free to ask any questions you have in mind related to the course. Your dive instructor will gladly help you explaining to you. Use your time during the course the best as you can especially with the accompany of your instructor, let them know about any issues that you experience during the course so that they can help you with the solutions.
Pay attention
Listen and pay attention to every information and briefing given by your instructor, the main reason for this is to minimize any possible accidents or other things of the sort during the dive. Follow their instruction and stay close to your instructor.
Enjoy
Your first impression on scuba diving is a very important part which you should definitely enjoy, by choosing the right program you will be receiving the best experience and expand your underwater exploration experience.
Hope that you find the tips above useful and see you on the next blog.
FAQs
Q1: What are the requirements for obtaining a diving license in Bali?
Usually needing to satisfy specific age, health, and skill requirements, participants must qualify for a diving license. Here we list these prerequisites for a seamless beginning of your diving path.
Q2: How long does it take to complete a diving course in Bali?
Understand the general time commitment for each course, including classroom, confined water, and open water training sessions. This information helps you plan your stay accordingly.
Q3: What is the cost of obtaining a diving license in Bali?
Obtaining a diving license in Bali typically costs between $209 and $422, depending on the course and dive center. For example, Dive Concepts offers an Open Water course starting at $209, while PADI’s Open Water Diver Course is priced at $422.80.
Q4: Is it safe to learn diving in Bali, and what safety measures are in place?
Learning to dive in Bali is generally safe when you choose reputable, certified dive operators who adhere to strict safety protocols, provide well-maintained equipment, and offer comprehensive training.
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