Cozumel

Open Water Course in Cozumel: What the Two-Day Training Includes

Planning to become a certified diver in Cozumel? See how TATICH's Open Water training combines e-learning with four boat dives over two days.

If you already know you want more than a one-time introduction to scuba, Open Water training is the route toward becoming a certified diver. In Cozumel, that means learning the fundamentals and then putting them into practice in the same Caribbean environment that attracts divers from around the world.

What does TATICH's Open Water course include?

The Open Water course in Cozumel combines e-learning with four boat dives over two days.

The current price is USD 550 or MXN 8,999.

Why use e-learning before the boat dives?

E-learning lets you complete the knowledge portion separately from the in-water part of the course. That keeps the boat days focused on skills, repetition, comfort and actual diving rather than turning the entire experience into classroom time.

How is this different from Discover Scuba?

Discover Scuba is for someone who wants to try scuba without committing to a full certification course. Open Water is the training route for someone who wants to become a certified diver.

If you are still deciding whether scuba is for you, the TRY DIVE option is the simpler first step. If you already know you want the certification, go directly to THE PRO WAY.

Why train in a small, personal format?

Learning to dive is not about rushing through skills. You need enough attention to understand what you are doing, repeat what needs repetition and build comfort in the water. TATICH's approach is personal and patient rather than assembly-line training.

What happens after you are certified?

Once certified, you can move into regular certified-diver experiences such as THE COZ TWO TANK or Twilight + Night. If you travel with a mixed group, SEA YOUR WAY gives certified divers and non-divers a way to share the same private day.

Who is the Open Water course best for?

  • Someone ready to become a certified diver rather than simply try scuba once.
  • A traveler who can dedicate two days in Cozumel to the in-water training.
  • A beginner who values personal, patient instruction.
  • Someone who wants the knowledge work handled through e-learning before the boat sessions.

Start with the Open Water course and tell TATICH your dates and previous water experience. We will help you understand what the two training days look like before you commit.