Adaptive Open Water Diver - International Diving Federation

Why should you take part in IDF Open Water Diver course?

Our training program for people with disabilities is not just courses, but a personalized journey toward your goals. Tailored to your needs and guided with passion, it will help you gain practical skills and self-confidence. Beneath the water's surface lies a completely different world, captivating with its diversity of life, vibrant colors, and breathtaking beauty. However, the state of weightlessness and self-agency itself gives enormous pleasure. Water has already stolen the hearts of many people, for whom a basic diving course has been the beginning of an extraordinary adventure. We believe that a disability is not a limitation, but a unique perspective. Join hundreds of people who have already changed their lives – sign up today and start writing your story anew!

What does the course look like?

The course is divided into three parts that complement each other and gradually build the knowledge and skills necessary for diving.

By reading the manual and participating in theory lectures, you will learn, among other things, how being underwater and breathing compressed air affects your body, how to use diving equipment and what you can do to plan and perform your dives safely.
In pool-like waters (or simply in a pool), in safe, comfortable and controlled conditions, you will acquire skills that will be useful later when diving in open water.
Open water diving will be the crowning achievement of all your previous lessons. You will have the opportunity to dive to a depth of 20 metres, putting your newly acquired skills to use in real-life conditions.