Learn the principles of breath-hold diving through PADI Freediver training. Progress from independent study to pool technique and supervised open-water sessions.
- PADI Freediver training
- PADI eLearning
- Static and dynamic apnea practice
- Open-water freediving sessions
- Buddy procedure training
- Supportive instructor guidance
Discover the quiet discipline of freediving. The PADI Freediver course develops inward control, breath-hold awareness and calm movement beneath the surface.
Your learning journey begins with PADI Freediver eLearning, followed by pool sessions for static and dynamic apnea techniques. You then practise free immersion and constant-weight freedives in open water when conditions and availability allow.
DiveCampus instructors create a patient, safety-conscious setting where you can build comfort and confidence progressively. No previous snorkelling, skin diving or freediving experience is required.
This is an inspiring introduction to a different way of exploring underwater space, combining focus, technique and respect for the ocean.
- Knowledge development through PADI eLearning
- Pool and open-water practice
- Buddy procedures and breath-hold fundamentals
- Study: Complete the PADI Freediver eLearning and review core principles.
- Pool session: Practise breath-hold technique, static apnea and dynamic apnea.
- Technique review: Discuss relaxation, safety and buddy procedures with your instructor.
- Open water: Practise free immersion and constant-weight freedives when available.
- Progress review: Reflect on your skills and receive guidance for continued practice.
Included
- PADI Freediver eLearning
- Pool training
- Instructor guidance
- Open-water practice when available
- Safety and buddy procedure briefing
Not included
- Personal transport
- Personal equipment purchases
- Accommodation and meals
- Additional sessions outside the course
- Minimum age is 12 years.
- Good physical health and adequate swimming skills are required.
- No previous freediving experience is required.
- Open-water sessions have limited availability and depend on conditions.
- Never practise breath-hold diving alone.
- Swimwear and towel
- Water bottle
- Comfortable warm layer between sessions
- Any personal mask or snorkel if preferred
- Medical information relevant to water activity