Dive training
For every scuba course you see the number of sessions, dates, site, group size and price in advance – then you register online.
Training at Fanatic Divers is event-based: you register for advertised courses, not “general interest”. You know exactly when the course starts.
The first step to safe diving: theory and practice sessions, pool / open water, limited group size and a visible price per person.
If you already have the basics, advanced scuba courses let you build specific skills – again with sessions, a description and online registration.
For every course we try to publish what you actually need to plan. Exact content varies by event, but you typically see this before registering:
You do not start on a “we’ll discuss it later” basis – you register for a concrete programme.
If you have not dived on scuba yet, or you have only tried a taster dive, the beginner course is the natural first step. The goal is to learn the basics safely, step by step: gear handling, underwater communication, core skills, then the confidence you need for open-water dives.
Courses at Fanatic Divers run over several sessions. That way you do not have to squeeze everything into one long day: there is time to practise, ask questions and arrive prepared for the next session.
If you already have a base certification or practical experience, advanced programmes let you build specific skills. We advertise them with the same transparent logic: sessions, description, group size, price, online registration.
For the full timeline, use the dive calendar. If you are not sure which course fits your group size or schedule, write on the contact page.
Yes. Session dates and sites appear on the course page and on the registration list.
If there are no places left, registration closes. Watch the calendar and the open-course list, or ask about the next start date.
Yes, you can enter the group size when you register – the system checks that enough places remain.
Open courses Calendar
