PADI DPV (Diver Propulsion Vehicle) Specialty Course Overview
DPVs, also known as underwater scooters, let you cover more distance, conserve air, and explore dive sites that would normally be impossible to fully experience in a single dive. Whether you’re cruising along reefs, exploring larger sites, or simply enjoying the thrill of underwater flight, DPVs transform the way you dive.
During the PADI DPV Specialty Course, you’ll learn how to safely and efficiently use a Diver Propulsion Vehicle while maintaining excellent buoyancy control and dive awareness. With less physical effort and reduced air consumption, you’ll finish dives feeling more relaxed — and with a very big smile on your face. Many divers say the only downside of DPV diving is that once you try it, you’ll want every dive to be a scooter dive.




