The Master Scuba Diver rating is the highest recreational diver rating in the PADI ladder of education, and denotes superior achievement and proficiency.

Achieving the Master Scuba Diver rating requires that an individual be certified as:
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver,
PADI Rescue Diver or hold qualifying certifications from another training organization.

Hold certification in any five PADI Specialty Course ratings. Be able to show proof of 50 logged dives.

Normal diving fees apply + 3,000 yen certification fee, If you are a certified PADI AOWD diver, your dives can count toward the appropriate specialty course.

PADI Boat Diver Course (1 day, 2 dives)

Learn the basics of how to dive safely from a boat.

PADI Deep Diver Course (2 days, 4 dives)

Go to the edge of recreational dive depths. Learn about safety considerations and the proper organization of deep dives.

PADI Diver Propulsion Vehicle [DPV] Course (1 day, 2 dives)

Move effortlessly through the water, against currents, cover a bigger area - and have fun.

PADI Night Diver Course (2 days, 3 dives)

Learn about necessary considerations for night diving and experience a different underwater world.

PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy Diver Course (1 day, 2 dives)

Fine tune your Buoyancy, the most important skill for any diver.

PADI Wreck Diver Course (2 days, 4 dives)

The wreck used for training here in Okinawa is located in water deeper than 18 meters/60 feet, it’s strongly recommended to hold the PADI Deep Diver rating as a prerequisite for this course. And/or be an experienced diver with approximately 100 dives under your belt.

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Please make sure you can answer “no” to the following questions. If you answer “yes”, please print out this form and visit a doctor to get a medical clearance for scuba diving.
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