Master Scuba Diver - The Ultimate Adventure

The PADI Master Scuba Diver is a diver who has gained knowledge and experience far beyond that of the average diver. She/He is a diver who through their superior knowledge and experience is ready and able to lend guidance and assistance to the rest of the diving community and help make diving's already great safety record, even better.

If you're the kind of diver who wants to go beyond the ordinary, who wants to participate in some of the most exciting and rewarding diving possible, consider the PADI Master Scuba Diver Program.

To qualify for the Master Scuba Diver rating you need to complete the following classes:
*Open Water
*Advanced Open Water
*Rescue Diver

*5 PADI Specialty Courses - We highly recommend that you include UW Navigation and Deep in your 5

And
*show proof of 50 logged dives (Here are some of our organized boat and shore dives you are welcome to join. Your 50 dives don't have to be at our activities though, just you and a buddy out diving counts too)

2013 Master Scuba Diver Program: Sign up and pay for the remaining classes you need for the Master Scuba Diver rating and receive FREE rentals during all of those classes.

The minimum age for completion of the Master Scuba Diver program is 12 years old.

Some of the most enjoyable diving comes through participation in the wide range of PADI Specialty Diver Courses offered through Scuba Schools.

What specialties do I have to take for the MSD rating?
The PADI standard is any 5 specialties, but we strongly recommend that you include the Navigation and Deep Diver specialties in your program.

Here is a list of some of the specialties offered through the Seattle facility, view the specialty page for more information about each along with a current schedule of classes.

Altitude
Boat Diver
Digital Underwater Photography
Drift Diver
Dry Suit Diver
Emergency Oxygen Provider
Enriched Air Diver
Equipment Specialist
Multilevel Diver
Night Diver
Peak Performance Bouyancy
Underwater Naturalist
Underwater Navigator