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Diving with Dive Centre Marina Rubicon |
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Scuba Diving
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Located in the Marina Rubicon, in the heart of Playa Blanca on the southern tip of Lanzarote, Rubicon Diving is recognized as a world leader in all aspects of scuba diving education. |
| Our diving options cater for the novice to the experienced. Rubicon Diving offers the best diver training facilities at our modern diver-training centre, two professional diving boats and some of the most spectacular dive locations on the island of Lanzarote. This combined with our outstanding product quality, excellent safety standards, professional service and our all inclusive pricing policy prove there is truly is no better company with which to 'learn to dive'. |
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Programs range from 3 to 5 Day courses, which commence almost daily year round. Courses are conducted in either English, German, French or Spanish; additionally course manuals are available in a wide range of European languages. The courses are conducted at our purpose built diver training facility in the Marina Rubicon harbour, which features a multimedia classroom and a training pool for the first confined water sessions.
Rubicon Diving can take you even further into the world of scuba diving offering certified divers Advanced, Rescue, Divemaster, assistant instructor, Instructor and many speciality certifications. |
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National Geographic Diver: 
If you're considering learning to dive and have an interest in the world in which we live, the National Geographic Diver program is the perfect way to integrate the PADI Open Water Diver course - the world's leading dive certification - with the wisdom and experience of National Geographic. Designed to integrate with the Open Water Diver Course, the National Geographic Diver program contains the same materials you'll get as part of the Open Water course along with the National Geographic Almanac and course DVD. You also get a leatherette NG binder which looks really neat, and we throw in an underwater camera you can keep after the course.
Issueable only through a National Geographic Dive Centre, the National Geographic Diver certification is aimed at developing a higher standard of diver through a combination of skills and knowledge training and assessment. By completing it, you demonstrate not only a knowledge of the environmental issues facing our planet and your place in "the grand scheme of things" but also that you've got the skills and awareness to act responsibly as a diver.
You'll earn the National Geographic Diver certification by completing the 5 academic and confined water modules from the Open Water Diver course, with some extra practice at your buoyancy skills, and then you'll complete the 4 certification dives for the Open Water course, followed by two more open water dives during which you'll hover horizontally, head-up and head-down, complete an exploration project during which you'll survey a small area of a dive site looking for the details you'd otherwise miss and take pictures, and a series of navigation exercises. You'll also complete a knowledge review based on the knowledge you gain from studying the National Geographic Almanac and DVD.
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The fantastic volcanic Reefs of Lanzarote are a natural wonder. Its ecosystem supports a great concentration of life with almost daily encounters with rays, groopers, barracudas and angel sharks! Water temperature ranges from 18° to 25° Celsius allowing comfortable diving all year round. The visibility is usually between 30 and 50 metres. A truly spectacular and unique place to learn!
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