Start where you are. Go as deep as you want.
Internationally recognised SSI certifications, taught in our own pool in Bogor and completed on real dive sites across Indonesia.
Three steps, from first breath to rescue-ready.
Open Water Diver
The certification that opens the ocean. You start in our own pool in Bogor, get comfortable breathing underwater and handling your gear, then take it to a real dive site with an instructor beside you. Once you pass, you are certified to dive with a buddy anywhere in the world, to a maximum of 18 metres.
- Level
- No experience needed
- Max depth
- 18 metres
- Minimum age
- 10 years
- Includes
- Pool sessions and 4 open water dives
- Assembling, checking and caring for your own scuba equipment
- Breathing, buoyancy and moving comfortably underwater
- Mask clearing, regulator recovery and out-of-air procedures
- Planning a dive with a buddy and staying inside safe limits
- Four open water dives at a real dive site to put it all together
Advanced Adventurer
The fastest way to find out what kind of diver you want to be. You complete five different SSI Adventure Dives under the direct supervision of an instructor, each one a first taste of a specialty: deep, navigation, night, wreck, perfect buoyancy and more. Every dive you log here counts as the first training dive of that full specialty later on.
- Level
- Certified divers
- Max depth
- 30 metres
- Minimum age
- 10 years
- Includes
- 5 adventure dives
- Five specialty dives chosen with your instructor around the diving you want to do
- Deep diving technique and gas planning down to 30 metres
- Underwater navigation with a compass and natural references
- Buoyancy control fine enough to hover without touching the reef
- Credit toward the full specialty certification for every dive logged
Diver Stress and Rescue
The course most divers say changed the way they dive. You learn to read stress in yourself and in the people around you long before it turns into an accident, and to handle the emergencies that do happen calmly and by the numbers. It is demanding, it is hands-on, and it is the last step before professional training.
- Level
- Certified divers
- Minimum age
- 12 years
- Prerequisite
- Current first aid, CPR and oxygen provider training within 2 years
- Includes
- Classroom, pool and open water rescue scenarios
- Recognising the signs of stress and panic before a dive goes wrong
- Self-rescue skills and managing your own air and equipment problems
- Assisting a tired, panicked or unresponsive diver at the surface
- Search patterns and bringing an unresponsive diver up safely
- Oxygen administration and running an emergency assistance plan