Bubblemaker
Kids Love Bubbles, and They'll Love Bubblemaker! Dive Fun for the Youngest Explorers
The PADI Bubble Maker course is perfect for young adventurers starting from 8 years old. With a maximum dive depth of 2 meters, this course offers a safe and exciting introduction to diving.
Young participants can experience the Bubble Maker program in both the pool and the sea, provided, of course, that weather conditions allow.
This program allows children to explore the world of scuba diving in a playful manner, with safety and fun as top priorities. It's an unforgettable opportunity for young explorers to experience the fascinating underwater world and gain their first diving experiences.
After that, it's only two more years until the little "Bubble Makers" are old enough to obtain their first diving certification.
*1000 THB additional dive
You’re just a few steps from being Certified
Theory Self-learning
Get ready for your course by completing your PADI e-learning modules which will be sent to you ahead of time.
Welcome to the Club
You're done! Your new PADI e-card is on the way to you!
Sebastian G
Advanced Open Water
Sandra Hunziker
Open Water
Answers To Your Questions
You should have all the facts before you choose a dive center to trust. Here are some of the most common questions we get from people looking to dive with us.
The PADI Bubblemaker Diving Course is an introductory scuba diving experience designed for children aged 8 to 10 years old. It provides a safe and fun environment for kids to explore the underwater world with the guidance of a PADI professional. The course is specifically tailored to introduce children to the basics of scuba diving in a pool setting, allowing them to experience the thrill of breathing underwater and enjoy the wonders of the aquatic realm.
No prior scuba diving experience or certification is required for children to participate in the PADI Bubblemaker course. This program is designed as an entry-level experience for kids who are curious about scuba diving. PADI Instructors conduct the course in a confined water setting, such as a swimming pool, and provide all the necessary equipment and instruction to ensure a safe and enjoyable introduction to the underwater environment.
The PADI Bubblemaker course is not a certification course; it's an introductory experience. It serves as a fun and supervised introduction to scuba diving concepts and skills. While it doesn't lead to an official certification, it can spark an interest in further scuba diving education. For open water diving, children typically progress to programs like the PADI Seal Team and eventually the PADI Junior Open Water Diver course, designed for those 10 to 14 years old, which provides a formal scuba diving certification allowing for open water dives with certain depth limitations.
