PADI Course
Emergency First Response (EFR)
CPR and first aid training. Required before the Rescue Diver course.
About this course
Emergency First Response is the CPR and first aid course used by PADI divers worldwide, and a prerequisite for Rescue Diver and Divemaster. In one relaxed day at the dive center you practice CPR, AED use, choking response, bleeding control, and care for diving related situations. No diving is required, so partners and friends are welcome to join the same session.
Included
- Professional instructor
- Course materials use
- Certification processing
Not included
- Certification card
Questions and answers
No. If you are not certified you can try Discover Scuba Diving with an instructor, or start a course with us. Certified divers are welcome to join daily diving and trips.
Yes. Many of our guests dive for the first time with us. You start in shallow water or the pool with a professional instructor who stays with you the whole time.
Course and intro prices include the equipment you use during training. For daily diving, equipment rental is 15 EUR per day if you do not bring your own.
Yes. For the PADI Open Water course you choose how you start. Option one begins from the boat at shallow Red Sea sites. Option two begins in the heated hotel swimming pool, then continues in the sea.
Yes. At Makadi Bay you can start your first training day in a heated hotel swimming pool, which is a comfortable way to learn the basics before the sea.
Other courses
PADI Open Water Diver
The most popular way to become a certified diver. Learn to dive safely and earn a license recognized worldwide.
€330
PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
Build confidence with five adventure dives including deep and underwater navigation.
€300
PADI Rescue Diver
Learn to prevent and manage diving problems. A rewarding course that makes you a stronger diver.
€350
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