Red Sail Sports, 开曼群岛

The Advanced Open Water course is a great way to build on what you have already learned in your Open Water course. You will develop new capabilities and be introduced to new diving activities whilst increasing your confidence in the water. And no, you don’t have to be an advanced diver to take the Advanced Open Water diver course – it’s designed so you can go straight into it after completing the PADI Open Water Diver course! This is a great way to gain more diving experience while continuing to learn under the supervision of a PADI Instructor.

The Referral Course is the quickest and easiest way to complete your Open Water Dive Certification. Simply contact your local dive shop - there are hundred's throughout the USA and Canada and complete the basics of scuba diving under the close instruction of your local dive shop. Then to finish your open water training, head to sunnier climes (Red Sail Sports, Grand Cayman to be precise!) and complete your 4 open water training dives. All you need to do is bring your PADI Referral Paperwork or Universal Referral form from your original instructor confirming that you have successfully completed the necessary training prior to arriving on the island.

The PADI Open Water Diver course is the world’s most popular scuba course, and has introduced millions of people to the adventurous diving lifestyle.

See the underwater world in a whole new light! Even a dive site which you may have visited during the day takes on a new personality at night, as many underwater creatures and plant life (different from those you see during the day) are active at night. From sleeping turtles to hunting snake eels - there's always something different to see in the dark! Dim the lights and wave your hand about -you'll see plankton sparking like embers on a fire. It truly is an amazing experience.

Join us every afternoon for a shallow dive to one of our West side dive sites. With shallow reefs ranging from 30 – 50 feet, and plenty of marine life to see, the dive sites are perfect for all levels of diver. The shallow reefs have an abundance of fish life, and regular visitors include Hawksbill Turtles, Great Barracuda, Moray Eels, Tarpon, Stingrays, Spotted Drum, occasional Nurse Sharks as well as all the usual Caribbean reef fish!