Why Advanced Diver certificate is required while going to dive safari?

Posted on 19-07 2018

Why Advanced Diver certificate is required while going to dive safari?

How to be a good and safe diver? The answer is obvious: you need to practise, refresh and sharp your skills! A dive safari is the best way to merge it all. Raja Ampat, Ambon and Komodo are famous for big fish, beautiful reefs and currents. Some dive spots are underwater mountains, that`s why we have to dive deeper to meet big fish and avoid being caught by the local currents. Our recommendation is to be at least Advanced Open Water Diver or Deep Diver Specialist. When you prepare yourself for a dive safari you should seriously consider purchasing your own SMB (surface marker) and a reef hook (mandatory for some dive sites) or pointer stick which will increase diver safety and comfort to deal with currents and unpredicted situation. If you are not able to buy it in advance, ask our crew for rental or products for sale. To all who have less than 12 dives and are Open Water Divers (max. 18 m depth) MV Empress offers: PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course or PADI Adventure Dives (e.g. Deep, Drift, Night) and PADI Adventure Diver course (you should complete 2 more Adventure dives incl. underwater navigation) to apply for AOWD certificate. If you are interested to join our dive safari and sharp your skills, please contact us in advance: contact@scubafroggy.com Read more about AOWD course here: https://www.padi.com/courses/advanced-open-water...

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REDEFINE THE DIVE

Posted on 30-03 2018

REDEFINE THE DIVE

Everybody going to the tropical sea expects to meet untouched marine life. In many diving areas we are upset with all these effects of human bad habits and consequences of civilisation. Please find Guidelines to the Code of Conduct by Green...

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DIVE MORE, PAY LESS!

Posted on 30-11 2017

DIVE MORE, PAY LESS!

Starting from 1 December Scuba Froggy launches a new, 3 dives package with tasty lunch. When you choose 1 day trip to Gili Islands, you can see more dive spots and save money which you would spend for lunch on the island. Food is fresh, made everyday by a good restaurant LOMBOK BOX located in Senggigi – Batu Layar. You can choose between vegetarian, meet or fish. The new daily schedule refers to snorkelling trips and some PADI courses as well, e.g. you can choose PADi Open water Diver course with 2 extra fun dives (6 in total) or PADI Advanced Diver with 1 check dive (6 in total). We hope our new offer will enrich your stay on beautiful Lombok & Gili Islands! For more details ask at our dive shops, by email or...

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PADI documents – do you know what you sign?

Posted on 14-09 2017

PADI documents – do you know what you sign?

When you start your PADI course very dive center requires to read and sign standard documents. Here you can find some explanation – what and why you should sign them.   Liability Release – This document explains the risks of scuba diving to the participant and is designed as a contract. The diver agrees to assume the risks and accepts something can and may go wrong. None of us are perfect, and when entering a foreign environment with life support equipment, things do happen. Non-agency Acknowledgment – This form explains that PADI Member businesses are not owned by PADI, that dive pros are not employees of PADI, and PADI does not and cannot control the day-to-day operations and decisions of diving business. PADI is not involved in the decisions about whether or not to dive a particular day, the dive site, or what staff members are assigned for a particular duty. That is dive company business. Safe Diving Practices Statement – This document is designed to inform divers of their responsibility to dive safely – not only while a student diver, but after certification as well. The diver’s signature on this form confirms s/he is aware of their responsibility as a diver, and failure to adhere to safe practices could place the diver at increased risk. The Medical Statement discusses the risks of diving and asks the diver to disclose any pre-existing medical conditions. A ‘yes’ answer requires the approval of a physician before participating in any in-water activities. The form also advises the diver to consult with a physician “on a regular basis” after completing the course. Before you decide to take part in the course, read the Medical Statement, to make sure you can dive safely (find it here...

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WIN TWICE – GET YOUR PADI AND WIN YOUR VACATION IN BALI

Posted on 17-05 2017

WIN TWICE – GET YOUR PADI AND WIN YOUR VACATION IN BALI

Scuba Froggy 5 Star PADI Dive Center is proud to announce the Indonesia and East Timor “Get Your PADI® & Win” contest 2017 If you completes any PADI course during 1st May – 31st August in Indonesia or East Timor, go to PADI website to complete the entry form on padi.co/GetPADIWin . It is so easy! Just answer in max. 50 words: What Did You Like Most About Your Course? What is the prize? Round-trip coach airfare to Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia from Winner’s nearest capital city. Four nights 2-person shared accommodation stay at a hotel resort in Bali, Indonesia 6 fun dives at a PADI Dive Shop in Bali, Indonesia (PADI Dive Shop selected by PADI) Valued at USD$5,000.Some conditions apply so please read the full terms and conditions. Don’t hesitate – book your course by email: contact@scubafroggy.com and register at padi.co/GetPADIWin...

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