Divemaster:
This is the course where you will become a professional in the diving industry. You will get the highest level in recreational diving theory and will be able to take certified divers for a safe and fun dive.
Your role will be as well to assist Instructors during any PADI courses and supervise student alike.

You also get the opportunity to work in the most exotic places and earn some money!!!

The PADI Divemaster course consists of three modules: Knowledge Development, Water Skills and Stamina, and Practical Application. The Schedule will depend on your needs, the instructor's needs and course requirements.

Twelve topics make up the Knowledge Development module. You'll cover these 12 topics through independent study, projects, and discussions. Your independent study will include reading the PADI Divemaster Manual and completing the Knowledge Reviews, plus use of materials such as the PADI Divemaster Video or the Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving.

Your instructor will hold sessions to provide more information, to check your progress, hold discussions and give you an opportunity to discuss and ask questions about what you're learning. This ranges from classroom sessions, to meetings at the diving center and during dive excursions.

After you complete your studies, you'll take the PADI Divemaster Exams, which are written tests on the topics you studied.
The Water Skills and Stamina module has two goals - to develop and evaluate your overall water skills and stamina, and to improve upon your existing scuba skills. You'll complete several timed swims and other exercises in confined water, and you'll refine your basic scuba skills so that you can role model for beginning divers learning those skills. You'll also refresh and refine your rescue skills.

* Open every day from 10 a.m to 6 p.m (from November to April) Sea-based activities are subject to sea and weather conditions.