19 Open Water courses from 18 dive centers in Indonesia, bookable online. Prices start at US$275. The most common length is 3 days.
The Open Water Diver course is the entry-level scuba certification. It combines theory, skill sessions in a pool or calm shallow water and four open water dives, and it certifies you to dive to 18 metres with a buddy anywhere in the world.
Diving in Indonesia
Indonesia lies at the heart of the Coral Triangle. Bali, Komodo, the Gili Islands, Lembeh and Raja Ampat each offer a different kind of diving, from wrecks and muck diving to manta rays.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the Open Water course cost in Indonesia?
- On Be Underwater, Open Water courses in Indonesia start at US$275, across 19 options from 18 dive centers. Each listing shows what the price includes.
- How long does the Open Water course take?
- Most dive centers run it over 3 to 4 days. Completing the theory online before you travel can shorten the time you spend in a classroom.
- Do I need any experience to start?
- No. You need to be able to swim, be in reasonable health and complete a medical questionnaire. The minimum age is usually 10.
- Is the certification valid everywhere?
- Yes. Open Water certifications from PADI, SSI and the other recognised agencies are accepted by dive centers worldwide and do not expire.
- How do I book on Be Underwater?
- Open a listing, choose your date and the number of divers, and book online. The price you see is the dive center's own price, and the dive center confirms your booking.
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