Open Water Diver

Action-Sport Kreuzberg offers the Open Water Diver group course, designed for up to 7 participants, providing a cost-effective route to international scuba certification. This course is seasonally available, typically running from April to September, making it ideal for summer diving education. The curriculum begins with self-paced theory, accessible via online materials or an app, allowing students to master foundational knowledge at their convenience. Practical training includes pool sessions in their dedicated facility and shallow lake areas, culminating in four essential open water dives at Glienicker See. These dives are supervised by experienced instructors, ensuring all necessary skills are practiced and perfected.

The Open Water Diver certification obtained through Action-Sport Kreuzberg is recognized globally by PADI and SSI, opening doors to dive sites worldwide. While the course has a set structure, the center emphasizes flexibility, offering additional theory or practical modules for an extra fee if required, ensuring every student achieves the necessary proficiency. The group size, capped at 7 participants, balances the benefits of group learning with ample opportunity for personalized instructor feedback. The course fee covers digital learning materials, digital certification, and insurance during training.

Participants will need to provide their own mask, snorkel, fins, and boots, although rental options are available for these essential items. The course aims to deliver a fun and engaging learning experience, smoothly transitioning students into the world of certified diving. Upon completion, graduates are equipped with the skills and confidence to explore underwater environments responsibly and enjoyably. This program represents a solid foundation for anyone eager to begin their scuba diving journey.

The practical open water dives are conducted at Glienicker See, a location chosen for its suitable conditions for training new divers. While specific details on water temperature and visibility at Glienicker See are not provided in the course data, the seasonal availability from April to September suggests conditions are generally favorable for diving during these months. The course structure ensures that students apply theoretical knowledge in real diving scenarios under direct supervision, building confidence and competence.