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 Cala Galdana

Cala Galdana, Menorca

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About this experience

Cala Galdana, with its turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs, is one of Menorca's most stunning spots for scuba diving. The calm, clear bay offers perfect conditions for beginners, while nearby reefs and caves challenge experienced divers. This is where the island's underwater world truly comes alive.

Scuba courses in Cala Galdana are designed for all levels, from first-timers to those seeking advanced certifications. Local dive centers blend safety with a deep respect for the marine environment, ensuring every session feels authentic and personal. You will explore vibrant seagrass meadows, curious groupers, and hidden rock formations.

Beyond the bay, Cala Galdana's dive sites reveal Menorca's rich biodiversity. Drift along gentle currents past colorful walls, or discover ancient shipwrecks resting on sandy bottoms. Each dive tells a story of this protected Mediterranean paradise, making every lesson an adventure.

For visitors craving a genuine local experience, these courses offer more than a skill—they open a window into Menorca's soul. The instructors share secrets of the coast, from sea life habits to conservation efforts, creating memories that last long after the gear is packed away.