Divemaster

Embark on the PADI Divemaster course at Eurodivers Lanzarote, the first professional certification level within the PADI system. This comprehensive program is designed to transform you into a dive leader, working closely with PADI Instructors to refine your diving expertise. You will gain advanced dive knowledge, bridging the gap between recreational and professional diving, and learn to effectively supervise dive activities and assist in student training. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, including participating in courses, delivering dive briefings, and managing certified divers. This course represents a significant commitment, equipping you for a career in the dive industry or the ability to lead dives independently.

Lanzarote's waters offer a consistent diving environment, with sea temperatures averaging 20.2°C year-round, making it suitable for training across different months. While specific visibility figures are not provided, the volcanic nature of the island often creates dramatic underwater topography and unique marine life encounters. The climate data indicates mild air temperatures, ranging from 19.1°C in January to 24.3°C in August, with minimal rainfall throughout the summer months (June-September), ensuring ample opportunities for practical training sessions.

Eurodivers Lanzarote, a PADI-certified dive center, offers this professional development course. The center caters to an international clientele, with staff fluent in Danish, Dutch, English, Spanish, French, Polish, and Swedish, ensuring clear communication and a comfortable learning experience for a diverse range of students. The Divemaster course is priced at 699 EUR, reflecting the in-depth training and professional guidance provided by their experienced team.

To enroll in the PADI Divemaster course, candidates must hold a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification and a PADI Rescue Diver certification, along with an EFR Primary and Secondary Care (and CPR and First Aid) training within the past 24 months. A minimum of 40 logged dives is required to begin the course, with 60 dives needed to complete it. Participants should also possess their own mask, snorkel, fins, and exposure suit, while other necessary equipment is provided by the dive center.