H2O Scuba

For the PADI Discover Scuba Diving and PADI Scuba Diver courses, the minimum age is 10 years old. For the PADI Bubble Maker program, the minimum age is 8 years old. For PADI Open Water Diver, it's 10 years (resulting in a Junior Open Water Diver certification for ages 10-14). For PADI Advanced Open Water Diver, the minimum age is 12 years. For PADI Rescue Diver, it's 14 years (resulting in a Junior Rescue Diver certificate for ages 12-14). For PADI Divemaster, the minimum age is 18 years.

To enroll in the PADI Open Water Diver course, you must be at least 10 years old. You need to be able to swim 200 meters without fins or 300 meters with fins, and be able to float on the water for 10 minutes. A medical questionnaire will determine if you need physician consultation before diving.

While specific inclusions vary per course, generally the prices listed for courses like Discover Scuba Diving (from 98 €), Bubble Maker (from 75 €), Scuba Diver (from 290 €), Open Water Diver (from 460 €), Advanced Open Water Diver (from 305 €), Rescue Diver (from 350 €), and Divemaster (from 675 €) cover the instruction, use of diving equipment, and certification upon successful completion. For daily dives, prices start from 65 €.

The dive center offers dives at various locations including Camp de Mar, Cala Fornells, Calo de’n Monjo, Cala Marmassen, the wreck of MV Playa Dorada, Sa Madonna, S’Aquilot, Cova des Coloms, and around the El Toro or Sa Dragonera nature reserves. The specific site depends on your education level and experience.

The text explicitly mentions Polish instructors and English as a language for courses. While other languages might be available depending on instructor availability, Polish and English are confirmed.

To begin the PADI Divemaster course, you need to have logged at least 40 dives. To earn the certification, a total of 60 logged dives are required.