Scuba Training at Ola ParaDive in the Bahamas
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2–4 weeks
Fitness Level
Participants should have good physical fitness and underwater comfort.
Overview
Take your scuba skills to the next level with Ola ParaDive’s PADI Divemaster program in the Bahamas. Perfect for aspiring professionals, this course combines expert training with unforgettable reef encounters.
PADI Divemaster Training
This Is The First Level Of Professional Diving
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About This Adventure
Elevate your diving skills with our PADI Divemaster Program, where you'll learn to manage and supervise divers while enhancing your theoretical knowledge and stamina. This comprehensive course opens doors to global job opportunities, allowing you to get paid for sharing your passion for diving and sets the stage for becoming a PADI SCUBA INSTRUCTOR.
Our PADI Divemaster Program is designed for those who want to take their diving to the next level and become professionals.
This Course is tailored to train qualified Rescue Divers in how to control, manage and supervise groups of divers. This 3 module course provides extensive development of ones diving skills, stamina and theoretical diving knowledge.
After completing this course you will be able to apply for any divemaster job positions open all around the world. That's right! You will be able to get paid to take people diving for fun !
This is the first step to becoming a PADI SCUBA INSTRUCTOR, which would be the next level of professional diving.
Pre-Requisites: VALID EFR & RESCUE DIVER CERTIFICATION
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during long dive days.
Get Certified Early
Complete all prerequisites before starting the program to ensure smooth progress.
Plan for Weather
Check weather conditions daily—calm seas make for better diving experience.
Prepare for the Reef
Use reef-safe sunscreen to protect marine life and your skin.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green Sea Turtles
- Nassau Grouper
History
The Bahamas became a British colony in the 17th century and gained independence in 1973, with a rich maritime heritage influencing its vibrant diving scene.
Conservation
Ola ParaDive practices sustainable diving, encouraging reef preservation and eco-friendly practices to protect the Caribbean’s marine ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wetsuit
Protects against stings, sun, and helps maintain warmth in the water.
summer specific
Mask and Snorkel
Vital for underwater visibility and breathing during dives.
Dive Computer
Keeps track of depth, time, and decompression status during dives.
Surface Marker Buoy
Important safety gear for signaling during submerged and surface activities.