The Way the World Learns to Dive
PADI (the Professional Association of Diving Instructors) is the most recognized dive training organization worldwide with over 30 million divers and counting. PADI Dive Instructors undergo rigorous training to ensure your scuba certification class is fun and safe.
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Join a global community, expand your dive skills, and stay current with gear trends, dive travel and conservation. Get FREE online scuba and safety refreshers, 20% off select eLearning courses, a Scuba Diving® magazine subscription + more benefits with PADI Club.
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Save 15% Off All Limited Edition eCard Designs!
Express your inner adventurer and love for the ocean. For a limited time, save 15% off all eCard designs. No promo code needed—just log in to your PADI account and choose any eCard. Don’t wait—this special deal is only available until 31 March, 2025!
Dive Travel
Our PADI Travel Scuba Experts can help you find the perfect destination, with a variety of marine life, and plan a dive adventure that’s fun, memorable, and as worry-free as possible. Choose your dream vacation whether staying overnight on a diving boat or enjoying dive trips at a dive resort.
Divers Provide Critical Data to Support Coral Reef Conservation Efforts
In collaboration with NOAA Coral Reef Watch, Reef-World Foundation, and PADI Dive Centers and Resorts, PADI AWARE Foundation’s latest coral bleaching survey project demonstrates real-world impact when the global dive community unites to Adopt the Blue and protect marine areas.
How MPAs Can Generate Billions for Coastal Communities
A new study supported by PADI and National Geographic Pristine Seas reveals that fully protecting dive sites could generate an estimated $2.7 billion in additional revenue for the scuba diving industry. More marine protected areas mean thriving marine life, stronger coastal economies, and an even more incredible dive experience.
The 5 Most Ridiculous Scuba Movie Moments Ever
Even top ocean movies can overuse creative license, leading to hilariously unrealistic scuba diving moments.