1 day minimum | 2 Open Water Dives
Take only pictures, leave only bubbles!
Learn to take your first underwater photographs or fine-tune your existing skills with your camera or one of our Olympus underwater cameras.
The PADI Digital Underwater Photographer Specialty will take you through the techniques and skills needed to bring your captivating digital photos. You'll hugely improve your buoyancy and learn to dive far more effectively.
Let's start your PADI® Digital Underwater Photography Specialty Course!
During this Specialty Course, you will learn:
- The method PADI SEA (Shoot, Examine, Adjust) to get great shots quickly
- Good composition principles of underwater images
- Practice techniques to take great photos with your digital camera or one of our Olympus underwater cameras
Koh Tao Digital Underwater Photography Specialty Course package includes:
- 2 training dives
- Insurance coverage
- Rental dive equipment
- Use of Dive Computers during the course, and Olympus underwater camera
- PADI e-material
- PADI e-card on completion
- Complimentary refreshments, coffee, fruit and snacks on our diving boat
Get credit!
The second dive of this PADI Specialty Diver course may credit as an Adventure Dive towards your Advanced Open Water Diver certification!
Every PADI Specialty certification you earn counts towards the prestigious Master Scuba Diver rating.
Any concern? Don't worry, we are here to support you and answer all of your questions.
You have not dived for a while and feel that your knowledge and skills are rusty.
We suggest you start with a Refresher Course in our on-site pool.
This quick course will re-visit your dive theory/safety and will include essential dive skills circuit, diving hand signals, and equipment setup.
By the end of your refresher, you'll feel much more confident to enjoy your training dives.
Get in touch to arrange your refresher today!
IMPORTANT! -Flying after Diving
When planning your diving trip and your journey toward your destinations, always remember that you must not fly directly after scuba diving. It accentuates the risk of having decompression sickness.
The PADI guidelines are to NOT FLY during a 12 hours interval after a single dive and 18 hours after multiple dives. As often when it comes to scuba diving, take a conservative approach to safety, and whenever possible, avoid flying the next 24 hours after a dive.
If you intend to do multiple dives on different days during your trip, consider buying your own dive computer, as it will calculate the optimal time to fly based on your diving history.
Even more than other outdoor sports, diving is weather- and sea-dependent. Be aware that some sites might be inaccessible on certain days and that diving trips might be canceled due to dangerous conditions.
Luckily, Thailand has a fantastic climate almost all year round and this happens very rarely.
