PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy

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PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy

A must for all divers: everyone can improve their buoyancy control.

Starting point

Age 10+

Duration

1 day, 2 dives

Included

Instructor, materials and certification fees are confirmed when you book.

Prerequisites

  • PADI Open Water Diver (or Junior Open Water Diver, or equivalent) – see PADI Open Water Diver.
  • Age 10 or older.

What you will gain

  • To fine-tune your buoyancy with exercises and games.
  • To reduce air consumption.
  • To protect the reef, and yourself, and approach marine life without startling it.

How the course works

Good buoyancy is the basis of photography, wreck diving and almost everything else. After this course look at PADI Digital Underwater Photographer, PADI Wreck Diver or PADI Underwater Videographer.

Where you dive in Aqaba

Dives are done on Aqaba’s reefs and wrecks, from Laila 1 or from the shore. Many specialties can be combined into a single trip.

What next? Your next steps

PADI Digital Underwater Photographer

Make your underwater photos look like the pros’.

See the course →

PADI Wreck Diver

Explore wrecks: history, planning and, with the right training, penetration.

See the course →

PADI Underwater Videographer

The secrets of underwater film-making.

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 own boat and beach club

Laila 1 for daily trips, 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 79 669 9008. Tell us what you want to dive and when.

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