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 Colònia de Sant Pere

Colònia de Sant Pere, Mallorca

About this experience

Colònia de Sant Pere offers some of the most pristine diving conditions in northern Mallorca. This quiet coastal village sits at the edge of the Llevant Peninsula, where crystal-clear waters meet rugged limestone cliffs. The marine reserves here are teeming with life, from colorful wrasse to graceful rays gliding over seagrass meadows.

Scuba courses in Colònia de Sant Pere cater to every level, from absolute beginners to advanced divers seeking deeper wrecks and caves. Local dive centers keep groups small, ensuring personalized attention and a relaxed pace. The warm Mediterranean waters and gentle conditions make it an ideal spot to earn an Open Water certification or simply discover the underwater world for the first time.

Beyond the dive sites, Colònia de Sant Pere feels like a hidden gem untouched by mass tourism. After a morning underwater, visitors can wander along the seafront promenade or enjoy fresh seafood at a family-run restaurant. This is diving at its most authentic, immersed in nature and local life.

The seabed here reveals a rich tapestry of corals, sponges, and shy octopus hiding among rocks. Visibility often stretches beyond 20 meters, and currents remain mild for most of the year. Every dive feels like an exploration of a secret world just beneath the surface.