5-6 Days
30 Meters. If you choose Deep Specialty then it will be 40 Meters!
15 Years old
Depending on what specialties you choose
Depending on what specialties you choose
+- R28,000
Are you one of those people who take your hobbies seriously, and want to qualify yourself as much as possible? Do you want to be able to dive deeper, take better pictures, penetrate wrecks, and dive into caves?
Become the James Bond of diving by getting your Master Scuba Diver Rating! Do any 5 PADI Specialty Courses, and once you have logged 50 dives you can apply for this rating. Choose the specialties that you like, and obtain the highest non-professional rating in diving! This specialty aims to develop you as a well rounded diver, being capable and knowledgeable in a lot of the diving disciplines.

OUR TRAINING PHILOSOPHY: Don’t train until you get it right, train until you can’t get it wrong.
Possible Upgrades
Prerequisites
Before diving, ensure you meet PADI’s basic health and swimming requirements. Have at least 50 logged dives, Be a PADI Rescue Diver or equivalent and be at least 15 Years old.
The PADI Master Scuba Diver (MSD) is the highest level of recreational diver recognition in the PADI system. It recognises divers who have developed extensive experience and completed a broad range of recreational scuba diving training.
To achieve Master Scuba Diver recognition, you generally need to be a PADI Rescue Diver, complete five PADI Specialty courses, and have logged at least 50 scuba dives, along with meeting the other applicable PADI requirements.
Our available specialties include:
Underwater Photography
Wreck Diver
Deep Diver
Underwater Navigation
Peak Performance Buoyancy
Night Diver
Boat Diver
Enriched Air Diver
Underwater Naturalist
The MSD programme is designed for divers who want to continue developing their skills and experience rather than stopping after basic certification. Completingfive specialties allows you to explore different areas of diving while building a broader range of knowledge and practical experience.
You’ll gain experience across multiple areas of recreational diving, improve your knowledge and practical skills, explore different underwater environments, and receive recognition for your commitment to continued scuba diving education.
No, not at all. The Divemaster Course is a course designed to teach you how to work as a dive professional, looking after divers, while the Master Scuba Diver Course has been designed to develop your specific diving skills, and to qualify you as a recreational diver to the max.
Book a PADI course, fun dive or dive holiday with Into The Blue today.