Project AWARE Ocean Conservation

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Project AWARE Ocean Conservation

Learn what is happening to the world’s aquatic resources and what you can do about it.

Price

On request

Starting point

No diving needed

Duration

Classroom course, no dives

Included

Instructor and materials (confirmed in your quote).

Prerequisites

  • No prerequisites. Open to all, divers or not.

What you will gain

  • The state of the world’s oceans and aquatic resources.
  • What is being done to protect them.
  • Practical ways you can help, on every dive or at home.

How the course works

If we save the oceans, we save the world. Divers can go on to AWARE Coral Reef Conservation, PADI AWARE Fish Identification or PADI Clean Up Diver, which carry the same message into the water.

Where you dive in Aqaba

Sessions take place at our dive centre in Aqaba. No diving is needed.

Your path

Before

You can start right away.

This course

Project AWARE Ocean Conservation

Related courses

PADI AWARE Fish Identification · PADI Reef Diver

All courses: For non-divers

What next? Your next steps

PADI Reef Diver

Dive on coral reefs responsibly.

See the course →

PADI Clean Up Diver

Give something back to the underwater world.

See the course →

Why dive with Dive Aqaba

Aqaba’s original dive centre

Founded in 2002, Dive Aqaba is the mother of the diving industry in Aqaba. Many of our former students went on to build their own dive companies.

We dive every day of the year

Daily boat trips and shore diving all year round, holidays included.

Clean air, deep expertise

Top-quality air is the basis of our technical and deep diving, and our team has logged trimix dives beyond 100 m since 2007.

Our boats and beach club

Daily trips on our own and partner boats, and a private beach club with dive sites that only Dive Aqaba can dive.

Our story →

Ask about dates for this course

Call or message us on WhatsApp: +962 79 001 5103. Tell us what you want to dive and when.

Scope, prerequisites and length are confirmed at enrolment, because PADI standards can change.