PADI is the worlds largest diver certification organization. For more than 40 years, PADI has set the standard in diver education.

More divers participate in PADI programs than any other, making PADI the most recognized and respected diver credential in the world.

PADI’s materials are available in 23 languages and are in use in more than 175 countries and territories around the world.

PADI’s training programs and educational products, including manuals, instructor guides, videos and CD-ROMs, are recognized in the dive industry as being the most current, educationally valid and effective training products available.

Serpent Aquatics is a recognized PADI Training Facility. Learning to dive with us is your first fin kick into the wonders of the underwater world.

Learning to dive starts with the PADI Open Water Certification Course. This is your first fin kick to discovering and safely enjoying our underwater world. With your PADI Open Water certification you can dive to a depth of 60 feet.

Continue to learn and expand your knowledge and skill sets with the PADI Advanced Diver Certification Course. Learn to dive safely to a depth of 100 feet along with advanced skill sets that allow you to Navigate, Night Dive and more.

The PADI Rescue Diver teaches you skills to help yourself and buddies in and underwater. Take the challenge, improve your skills while acquiring skill sets specific to making your dive adventures as safe as possible.

There is a unique relationship between PADI Adventure Dives, the Advanced Course and Specialty Course certifications. If you participate in Adventure dives, they can be used as a credit towards either your Advanced or Specialty course certifications.

During July and August Serpent Aquatics offers Adventure Dives twice a week. Check out bthe calendar or contact the Dive Centre to find out what activity is planned for these fun filled learning experiences.

And if you acquire 10 Specialty Course Certifications, you are recognized as a PADI Master Scuba Diver, the highest rating you can receive as a recreational diver.