Deep Dive (Core) – Learn to safely extend your depth range from 18 to 30 metres. Understand the principles and then put them into use on one of the many deeper sites around the Gilis.

Navigation Dive (Core) – Improve your awareness underwater using a combination of compass and natural navigation skills. Tailor these skills to your environment  and practise them in open water.

Aware Fish Identification – Identify fish groups and species and the environments in which they live. Learn about obtaining basic reef data and categorising the marine life in the waters around you. With thousand of species around the Gili Islands theres no better place to learn.

Boat Diver – Learn boat diving etiquette, terminology and appropriate entry and exit techniques. Gain an understanding of emergency practises onboard diving boats and safety and useful equipment on board.

Diver Propulsion Vehicle – Feel like adding some speed? Learn basic handling and manoeuvring for diver propulsion vehicles as well as specific entry and exit techniques and turnaround points.

Drift Diver – Become more comfortable diving in conditions where currents are common. Work on buoyancy skills and learn about safety equipment such as surface marker buoys and signalling devises.

Enriched Air Diver – Learn to plan and execute a dive using manipulated oxygen content gases allowing extended no decompression times and reduced nitrogen intake. Work with oxygen analysers and enriched air specific tables to widen your diver knowledge and experience.

Multilevel and Computer – Extend allowable bottom times by graduating dives from depths to shallows. Learn to more accurately plan dive times and depths using the PADI wheel and be guided by advanced diving computers.

Night Dive – See a new side to diving around Gili. Return to sites by night to experience hunting eels, shrimps, crabs and lobsters and peaceful sleeping fish. Watch the corals come to life and wind their way along the reef bottoms. Experience Gilis artificial reef project at night when Spanish dancers and flat worms wind their way through the bars. Learn about additional equipment requirements and safety as well as signals and orientation.

Peak Performance Buoyancy – Develop advanced buoyancy skills utilising weight systems, lung control and body positioning. Navigate around obstacle courses using new skills and visualisation techniques and learn how to prevent those damaging encounters with our beautiful corals.

Underwater Naturalist – Identify fish, plants and corals, their relationships with each other and their coexistence within underwater environments. Find examples of symbiotic relationships and watch the underwater world with more understanding. Explore the strengths and weaknesses of reefs and their inhabitants and the interaction with the world around them.

Underwater Photography – Whether you are a beginner or experienced photographer we can teach you about capturing underwater scenes. Colour filtering, light angles and body positioning as well as specific camera applications can be taught so you can take away some of your diving memories.