PADI Instructors ask their entry-level student diver why they want to learn scuba diving, and the popular reason is that they want to explore the amazing underwater world and the marine life that inhabits it!

Dive educators have a responsibility set by PADI Standards to conduct their courses and programs with an emphasis on environmental care. It is a formal performance requirement for the student diver to exhibit good dive skills and avoid damaging the aquatic environment with responsible dive practices learnt in their PADI Open Water Diver course.

At our premier PADI 5 Star IDC Dive Centre, the dedication to our high standard in quality dive training is evident in the variety of learning methods to continue dive education. Packages of dive courses and equipment are created at our HQ to encourage further learning to develop the recreational divers’ confidence, such as combining the PADI Digital Underwater Photography with the PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy Specialties.

Dive experiences must offer fresh perspectives for the diver to keep diving, and the variety of dive disciplines available through PADI Specialties is linked effortlessly to provide the student diver the value needed to learn more skills.  

As an ambassador of protecting our marine environment and its life, we are wholly committed and passionate to inspiring our divers to be equally passionate about the issues we face and how to make a positive difference together!