The PADI Freediver course is where exploration truly begins. This certification teaches you how to freedive safely in open water while developing the skills needed to explore reefs and drop-offs with minimal impact on marine life.

You’ll train in advanced breathing and relaxation techniques, equalization methods, freediving safety and rescue procedures, and proper equipment use. Training includes static apnea, dynamic apnea, free immersion, and constant weight freediving, progressing to open water dives to a maximum depth of 16 metres / 55 feet.

Freediving offers a unique way to experience the ocean — moving quietly, observing marine life without bubbles or noise, and gaining a firsthand understanding of why these ecosystems are worth protecting. 

The PADI Advanced Freediver course is for certified freedivers ready to expand their depth while refining technique and strengthening their connection to the ocean. This course focuses on efficiency, relaxation, and awareness — allowing depth to come naturally rather than through force.

You’ll refine equalization techniques, improve streamlining and finning efficiency, and develop greater mental control. Training continues in constant weight and free immersion freediving, with open water dives reaching a maximum depth of 24 metres / 80 feet.

The PADI Dynamic Bi-Fins Specialty is all about refining your technique and efficiency while swimming underwater with bi-fins. Whether you’re looking to increase your distance, improve your body position, or simply feel more comfortable and relaxed in the water, this specialty helps you make every movement count.

You’ll build on the skills you already developed as a freediver, focusing on efficient finning technique, streamlining, relaxation, and body position. Training is designed to help you understand what makes a dynamic swim more efficient and how to approach your training with purpose.

Dynamic apnea is more than swimming farther — it’s about learning to move through the water with as little effort as possible, conserving energy while staying relaxed and in control.

The PADI Dynamic No Fins Specialty introduces you to one of freediving’s most technical disciplines — swimming underwater without fins. Without the extra propulsion of fins, every movement matters, making DNF a beautiful exercise in efficiency, body awareness, and control.

You’ll learn how to use your body more effectively through streamlined movement, efficient technique, relaxation, and coordination. Training takes place both on land and in the water, giving you the opportunity to understand the mechanics behind DNF and develop a training approach that works for you.

There’s something wonderfully simple about no-fins freediving. No equipment to propel you forward — just your own movement, your breath, and the water around you.

The PADI Dynamic No Fins Specialty introduces you to one of freediving’s most technical disciplines — swimming underwater without fins. Without the extra propulsion of fins, every movement matters, making DNF a beautiful exercise in efficiency, body awareness, and control.

You’ll learn how to use your body more effectively through streamlined movement, efficient technique, relaxation, and coordination. Training takes place both on land and in the water, giving you the opportunity to understand the mechanics behind DNF and develop a training approach that works for you.

There’s something wonderfully simple about no-fins freediving. No equipment to propel you forward — just your own movement, your breath, and the water around you.

The PADI Dynamic No Fins Specialty introduces you to one of freediving’s most technical disciplines — swimming underwater without fins. Without the extra propulsion of fins, every movement matters, making DNF a beautiful exercise in efficiency, body awareness, and control.

You’ll learn how to use your body more effectively through streamlined movement, efficient technique, relaxation, and coordination. Training takes place both on land and in the water, giving you the opportunity to understand the mechanics behind DNF and develop a training approach that works for you.

There’s something wonderfully simple about no-fins freediving. No equipment to propel you forward — just your own movement, your breath, and the water around you.