Discover how Atlantis Diving Centre’s PADI Rescue Diver course can elevate your underwater skills and safety in Nassau's vibrant waters. A must-do for confident diving adventures.
From 12 years old! • 3 days
Join a transformative 3-day PADI Rescue Diver course, where you'll master essential rescue skills and first aid techniques. Complete engaging scenarios and earn your certification, paving the way for advanced diving opportunities. This unique experience not only enhances your diving safety but also qualifies you for PADI Divemaster training and Master Scuba Diver status.
Duration: 3 days (4 hours per day)
This course requires the completion of five knowledge development sessions, ten skills and four scenarios conducted over at least two days.
Upon successful completion of this course, PADI Rescue Divers receive a certification card and are able to effectively perform diver rescues and assist or manage diving-accident situations, render proper first aid and qualify for PADI Divemaster training. Rescue Divers can also earn the PADI Master Scuba Diver certification, the highest non-professional diver status.
Prerequisite: 12 years of age, PADI Advanced OW Diver and Emergency First Responder or equivalent.
Drink plenty of water before and after dives to stay hydrated and alert during rescue scenarios.
Pay close attention to instructor instructions for safety and scenario details.
Repetition reinforces rescue techniques, making them second nature in real emergencies.
Ensure all gear is functioning properly to prevent issues during training exercises.
The Bahamas has a rich maritime history, with Nassau serving as a historic hub for pirates and traders in the Caribbean.
Atlantis Diving Centre is committed to eco-friendly practices, including reef preservation initiatives and responsible diving practices.
Keeps you warm during multiple water-based rescue practice sessions.
spring specific
Allows clear visibility and breathing support during rescue drills.
summer specific
Monitors your depth, time, and safety parameters while training.
year-round specific
Preparedness for minor injuries during practical exercises.
year-round specific