How long does a PADI Open Water course take?

The PADI Open Water Diver course typically takes 3–4 days. It includes theory (online learning), confined water sessions (pool), and 4 open water dives. The Canary Islands' clear waters and mild temperatures make it an ideal place to learn.

What is the minimum age for scuba diving certification?

The minimum age for PADI Open Water certification is 10 years old. Junior Open Water Diver (ages 10–14) has depth restrictions. Children aged 8–9 can try the PADI Bubblemaker program in shallow water.

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Scuba Courses in San José

San José, Ibiza

About this experience

San José, Ibiza, offers some of the most pristine diving spots in the Mediterranean, and scuba courses here are a gateway to underwater wonders. Whether a first-timer or seasoned diver, local instructors guide small groups through crystal-clear coves and vibrant marine reserves. The courses blend safety with adventure, letting guests discover hidden caves and colorful sea life.

Scuba diving in San José stands apart because of its calm, turquoise waters and dramatic rock formations. Beginners learn in shallow bays like Cala d'Hort, while advanced divers explore deeper sites near Es Vedrà. Every session emphasizes respect for the ocean, with eco-conscious practices that protect the fragile Posidonia seagrass meadows.

This isn't a rushed tourist activity—it's a chance to connect with Ibiza's natural soul. Courses run year-round, with flexible morning or sunset dives. Small class sizes ensure personalized attention, and equipment is top-notch. After diving, students often linger at local chiringuitos, sharing stories over fresh seafood.

For travelers seeking authentic Ibiza, scuba courses in San José deliver an unforgettable slice of island life. From the moment the mask goes on, the world above fades away, leaving only the gentle hum of the sea and the thrill of discovery.

What to expect

Small class sizes ensure personalized instruction and safety throughout the dive.
Beginners start in shallow, sheltered coves with calm, clear water conditions.
Advanced divers explore deeper sites featuring caves, walls, and vibrant marine life.
All equipment is provided, including wetsuits, tanks, and underwater lights.
Each session includes a thorough briefing on local sea life and dive protocols.
Sunset dives offer a unique chance to see nocturnal creatures emerge.
Courses last between two and four hours, depending on certification level.
Certified instructors share local knowledge about San José's underwater ecology.