Introduction to Scuba Equipment: The program typically starts with a briefing on the basic scuba diving equipment, including the mask, fins, regulator, buoyancy control device (BCD), and scuba tank.
Safety Briefing: A PADI professional will provide a safety briefing, explaining the importance of following guidelines and rules for a safe underwater experience.
Shallow Water Session: The actual scuba diving experience usually takes place in confined or shallow water, such as a swimming pool. This allows participants to get used to the feeling of breathing underwater in a controlled environment.
Basic Skills: Participants will be taught some basic scuba diving skills, such as clearing a regulator (breathing device) and clearing a mask.
Supervision: PADI Instructors closely supervise the participants throughout the entire experience. Safety is a top priority.
Fun and Exploration: The focus of the program is on making the experience enjoyable for the participants. They will have the opportunity to swim around, explore the underwater environment, and get a taste of the excitement of scuba diving.
