FORNELLS GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Rescue Diver in Fornells: Learn to Read and Respond to the Sea
A two‑day PADI Rescue Diver course—four boat-based dives in the Fornells Marine Reserve—with online theory and hands-on scenarios to make you a more confident, capable dive buddy.
Rescue Diver in Fornells: Learn to Read and Respond to the Sea.
Off the sheltered coast of Fornells, the PADI Rescue Diver course run by Diving Center Fornells pairs classroom‑grade online theory with full‑value practical sessions run from a boat in the Marine Reserve. Over two days you move from reviewing rescue principles at home to executing realistic, instructor‑led rescue drills on the water; students describe it as demanding but deeply rewarding.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A demanding, rewarding step up
The PADI Rescue Diver program is taught here as a two‑day practical course that challenges students to prevent and manage problems in the water until rescue skills feel automatic—an experience many divers call the most demanding yet most gratifying of their training.
Study at home, practice at sea
Theory is delivered online in five chapters with knowledge reviews and a final exam; briefings on the water tie the lessons to the day’s drills so every exercise reinforces what you studied at home.
Boat‑based drills in the Marine Reserve
All practical exercises are run from a boat inside the Marine Reserve. Instructors select sites best suited to the training objectives so students can rehearse realistic, life‑like rescue scenarios and consolidate skills under supervision.
What the day feels like
What the course feels like
You begin at home with online modules and quizzes, then gather for briefings before each dive and spend two days aboard a boat in the Fornells Marine Reserve completing four practical dives. The progression from theory to supervised, realistic rescue simulations emphasizes repetition until problem‑solving becomes second nature.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this course is designed for and basic qualifying conditions.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring swimwear, a towel, and sunscreen.
After booking you will receive an email with a mandatory registration form to complete and bring on the day of the activity.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the course take?
The course comprises four dives conducted over two days; the information provided lists four dives (4 hours per dive/2 days).
Is the theory taught in class?
No — the theory is delivered online in five chapters. You complete knowledge reviews at the end of each chapter and the final exam when ready.
Where are the practical exercises run?
All practical sessions are carried out from a boat inside the Marine Reserve; instructors choose sites best suited to meeting the training requirements.
Do I need a medical certificate?
A medical certificate is not required. You must complete a medical questionnaire before the activity.
What happens after the first dive?
After finishing the first immersion you can reserve the next dive with your guide or at the Diving Center Fornells reception.
Will I retain access to the course materials?
Yes — once enrolled you retain ongoing access to the course materials and any updates.