Scuba Diver Course

Scuba Diver Course in Bali

The Scuba Diver Course is the next step in getting certified under the SSI certification program. The two-days plan is designed for those who have a limited amount of time and enroll dive course in Bali during your holiday.

Upon completion, you will be a certified SSI Scuba Diver or from another dive training organization (at your own choice), scuba diver certification is permitted to dive up to only 12 meters maximum and dive under the supervision of a divemaster.Or we can call it this halfway of the Open water diver course certification. This program can be credited to the next step and upgrade, which is to Open Water Diver Course or SSI Open Water Diver Course.

We are open for Referral Course
(from any Diving Agency)

Pick up where you left off from your country of origin, and continue at the Bali dive sites. Can I complete my halfway scuba certification in Bali? We can continue to your halfway certification and complete it right here, at the heart of the coral triangle of the world. After that, let us know and pass the referral document from your PADI Instructor or Dive Centre, from your previous Instructor, to us. The rest we will handle. How do I complete the SSI Open Water Diver Referral Course in Bali? Or for the SSI Open Water Diver Referral Course, your SSI Instructor and SSI Dive Centre must certify you as the Referral Diver once you meet the requirements and finish the academic and pool sessions.

Above all, don’t forget the documents or temporary cards from your previous dive course!

We’re ready when you are.

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Bali Dive Course Program

Itinerary, duration and location : 2 days and requirements of 2x open water dives.

theory

Class session

  • E-learning session – theory development at your own pace.

Day 1

Open water session

  • Pool / confined water session in Sanur.

Day 2

Open water session

  • Open water session 2x dives in Padang Bai or Tulamben (following our existing day trip), experience the beauty of coral reef and fishes, turtles, cuttle fishes, or get the chance to explore USAT Liberty Shipwreck at Tulamben.

Scuba Diver Course FAQs

Our scuba diver course safety training programs in Bali are specifically designed to build genuine confidence in every beginner. We teach essential techniques, including breathing control, buoyancy management, and clear emergency response procedures, ensuring every participant feels truly secure, fully prepared, and confidently ready before they enter any supervised open water diving sessions here in Bali.

Our certified scuba diver course instructors in Bali guide you through every stage of the course from beginning to completion. We deliberately keep group sizes small to ensure genuinely personalized attention for every participant, allowing you to learn safely and comfortably at your own pace while building genuine confidence in real open water diving conditions in Bali.

We hold all our scuba diver course open water dives at beginner-friendly locations in Bali, such as Tulamben and Padang Bai, specifically chosen for their calm waters and excellent visibility. Our team carefully selects these dive sites to create the safest and most comfortable environment for beginners to practice essential skills and build real diving confidence.

Our scuba diver course in Bali follows a clear, proven structure: theory lessons come first, then confined water skill practice, and finally guided open water dives. We use this step-by-step approach to ensure beginners thoroughly understand all diving fundamentals and gain the real confidence needed before progressing safely into deeper and more open underwater diving environments.

Let’s Diving in Bali

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