PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali)
Grow your diving skills through five adventure-filled training dives in Bali, from deep and navigation dives to wrecks, night, and buoyancy practice.
320 USD
2 Days
About PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali) Course
The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course in Bali is designed to help you grow as a diver through real experience, not just theory. Across five training dives—including required Deep and Underwater Navigation dives—you’ll explore new skills and choose adventure dives that match your interests. These dives can also count toward full PADI Specialty certifications.
Doing your Bali diving course here makes the learning feel natural and exciting. Bali offers warm tropical waters, volcanic reefs, and famous sites like the Liberty Shipwreck—perfect for practising buoyancy, navigation, or trying specialties like Night, Wreck, Nitrox, or Peak Performance Buoyancy.
By the end, you’ll feel more confident, controlled, and capable of handling deeper or more challenging dive conditions. It’s the next step for divers who want to turn their skills into true underwater freedom.
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Minimum 12 years old
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Certified Open Water Diver or Junior Open Water Diver
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Good Physical Health
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What You'll Learn |
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Plan and complete 30m deep dives
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Navigate with natural cues & compass
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Improve buoyancy for smoother dives
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Dive safely in changing conditions
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Gain skills from chosen adventure dives
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PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali) Course Curiculum
The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali) curriculum outlines the key skills and training steps you’ll complete during the course.
Before Your Bali Trip: Complete Your eLearning
Start your course with PADI eLearning, letting you study at your own pace before getting into the water. You’ll cover the foundations of Deep Diving, Underwater Navigation, and the Adventure Dives you’re interested in.
The eLearning includes interactive lessons across popular specialties such as:
- Night Diving
- Wreck Diving
- Peak Performance Buoyancy
- Drift Diving
- Fish Identification
- And more
Expect to spend 6–8 hours completing this, so you’re fully prepared once you reach Bali.
During Your Bali Trip: Train With Your Instructor
When you arrive, your instructor will review key skills, answer any questions, and guide you through five ocean training dives:
- 2 compulsory dives: Deep Diving & Underwater Navigation
- 3 Adventure Dives of your choice, selected together with your instructor
Popular Adventure Dives:
- Night Diving
- Peak Performance Buoyancy
- Wreck Diving
- Drift Diving
- Fish Identification
- Nitrox Diving
Discover What You Love Underwater
Each adventure dive gives you a taste of a specialty area—like Night, Wreck, Buoyancy, or Nitrox. Many students use the Advanced course to discover what they truly enjoy underwater and then continue their education with the full PADI Specialty Course for that interest.
Whether you enjoy navigating, exploring wrecks, perfecting buoyancy, or identifying marine life, this course helps you understand your preferences and grow your diving journey in the right direction.
Bali Diving Course Trip Itinerary
This is the diving schedule for your PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Course in Bali.
If you need transport, accommodation, or a Bali dive package, we can arrange everything for you.
Day 1 – First Three Adventure Dives
Morning
- Optional pickup
- Course briefing & skill review
- AOWD Dive 1
- AOWD Dive 2
Afternoon / Night
- AOWD Dive 3 (Night Dive or third Adventure Dive)
- Instructor debrief & logbook review
Day 2 – Final Two Adventure Dives
Morning
- Optional pickup
- AOWD Dive 4
- AOWD Dive 5
- Certification sign-off — you’re now a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (30m)! 🎉
Friendly Note: Certification is based on your comfort level and skills demonstrated during training. Most students pass smoothly — if you need a little more time, your instructor will guide you at your pace so you feel confident and safe.
Required Equipment
Essential diving gear you'll use throughout your PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali) course to stay safe and comfortable underwater.
Why should you learn PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali) Course
The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali) builds your skills and confidence for more enjoyable dives.
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Gain Confidence in Deeper & Real-World Diving
Build calm, control, and awareness as you dive deeper and handle real ocean conditions safely.
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Unlock More Dive Sites Around the World
Many of the ocean’s highlights, like manta rays, mola mola, whale sharks, and nudibranchs, are found at deeper depths.
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Build Skills That Make Diving More Enjoyable
Improve navigation, buoyancy, and comfort so every dive feels smoother and more enjoyable.
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Learn in One of the Best Training Environments
Train in Bali’s warm waters, volcanic reefs, and the Liberty Shipwreck—ideal for skill progression.
Reviews from Our Dive Course Students
What our students say about their unforgettable diving experiences in Bali.
Darren Yap
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“I was nervous about going beyond 18m, but the instructors guided me slowly and clearly. The deep dive and navigation sessions really changed how I dive now. Bali was the perfect place to learn — calm water, great visibility, and so much to see.”
Aisha Rahman
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“Peak Performance Buoyancy was the dive I needed. I’m not a master yet, but I finally understand how to control my breathing and trim properly. Super helpful instructors.”
Anonymous
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“Loved every moment!”
Anonymous
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“Great instructor and safe dives!”
Inspired by their stories? Start your Bali Dive Course now
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Find quick answers to common questions about the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (Bali).
How many dives are included in the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver Bali course?
You'll complete five training dives. Two are required dives (Deep & Underwater Navigation) and three adventure dives of your choice selected together with your instructor.
How deep can I go after completing the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver in Bali?
You’ll be certified to dive up to 30 metres, allowing access to deeper reefs and more advanced dive sites worldwide.
Can I take the course in Bali even if I haven’t dived in a long time?
Yes. If you’ve been out of the water for a while, we recommend you take a refresher session before starting the course to bring back your comfort and safety.
What adventure dives can I choose from for the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course?
Popular choices in Bali include Wreck, Peak Performance Buoyancy, and Fish Identification. Your instructor will help you choose based on conditions and interest.
Do I need my own equipment to start the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course in Bali?
Not necessarily. If you already have your own gear, feel free to bring it along. We do recommend investing in a few essential items that are especially helpful for diving in Bali and around Southeast Asia. If you’re not ready to buy yet, no worries — we p
Begin Your Course
Take the next step in your diving journey and unlock new underwater experiences.
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