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Nemo (Standard)
8,000 THB
This price is including
PADI Freediver e – learning.
Diving equipment rental during the program.
Confine water training session.
2 Days of Open water training
Dive Insurance.
Water, Coffee, Tea on board.
Taxi service pick-up and-drop of form hotel (main area only).
Turtle (1 person travel)
10,900 THB
This price is including
PADI Freediver e – learning.
Diving equipment rental during the program.
Confine water training session.
2 Days of Open water training
Dive Insurance.
Water, Coffee, Tea on board.
Taxi service pick-up and-drop of form the pier.
3 night's accommodation with air conditioning and hot shower (1 person stay).Â
Breakfast.
Whale Shark (2 person travel)
18,500 THB
This price is including
PADI Freediver e – learning.
Diving equipment rental during the program.
Confine water training session.
2 Days of Open water training
Dive Insurance.
Water, Coffee, Tea on board.
Taxi service pick-up and-drop of form the pier
3 night's accommodation with air conditioning and hot shower (2 person stay).
Breakfast.
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When selecting the booking time for your diving course, please be aware that the course schedules are predetermined. Please read the details for each course carefully.
PADI Freediver
Learn how to become a PADI freediver on koh tao. Freediving is a compelling and transformational experience that provides a one-of-a-kind and intimate connection with the underwater world.
Freediving, also known as breath-hold diving or apnea diving, is a water sport in which participants explore underwater depths without using breathing apparatus such as scuba tanks. Instead, freedivers explore the undersea world by holding their breath for extended periods of time. The sport has a long history and is used for a variety of reasons, including recreation and competitive sports.
PADI free diving consist of three sections:
Knowledge development: During this session, you will receive a PADI Freediver e-learning that will help you obtain more understanding about freediving theory with all of this topic (The Physics of freediving, The Physiology of freediving, Freediving equipment, Freediving skills, The Open water environment, Aquatic life, Safe freediving practice) before we go to the confine water session, and you must complete the knowledge review questions and quick review questions in all sections (Learning on your own) and you will do the final exam with your instructor.
Confine water: In a controlled environment, such as a pool, students learn freediving techniques. This includes equipment setup and donning, static and dynamic apnea, rescuing a diver with LMC, rescuing a diver faking blackout underwater, general open water freediving skills, and a 200-metre swim without swim aids or a 300-metre swim with mask, fin, and snorkel.
Open water: The PADI Freediver Open Water Sessions take confined water freediving skills to constant weight open water freediving in a competitive setting. Safety lanyards, equipment donning and entrance, free immersion (draw down) and weighting, constant weight freediving, rescue practice, and optional recreational freediving are all part of the training. The maximum depth for Open Water Session One is 10 metres and the maximum depth for Open Water session Two is 16 metres.
PADI Freediver course itinerary.
First day
At 2 p.m., there will be a class and a presentation on The Physics of Freediving, The Physiology of Freediving, Freediving Equipment, Freediving Skills, The Open Water Environment, Aquatic Life, and Safe Freediving Practice.
Second day
At 9 AM you will be going to the pool to practice holding your breath, how to kick, and how to equalize your ear.
At 12 p.m., you are going to the ocean for a PADI freediver open water session one (maximum depth of 10 m). This session will include safety lanyards, equipment donning and entering, free immersion (draw down) and weighting, constant weight freediving, rescue practice, and recreation freediving.
Third day
at 9 AM at the pool, you will get to practice holding your breath and rescue in shallow water.
At 12 p.m., you are going to the ocean for a PADI freediver open water session two (maximum depth of 16 m). This session will include equipment donning and entering, weighting, free immersion (pull down), constant weight freediving, rescue practice, and recreation freediving.
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PADI Freediver Certification Requirements
- Demonstrate the ability to swim continuously on the surface 200 metres without swim aids, or 300 metre using mask, fins and snorkel.
- Complete knowledge development segment, including knowledge review, freediver exam and quick review.
- Complete Freediver confined water session. Make one static apnea attempt of at least 90 seconds and one dynamic apnea must be at least 25 metre.
- Complete Freediver Open Water Sessions One and Two, making one constant weight freediver to at least 10 metres.
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PADI Freediver prerequisite
- 12 years old
- Able to swim continuously on the surface 200 metres without swim aids, or 300 metres using mask, fins and snorkel.
- Medically fit to dive
