PADI Night Diver
| Service | Price | Online |
|---|---|---|
| Night Diver specialty | 295 € | 265,50 € |
Unlock extended bottom times and shorter surface intervals along Tenerife’s dramatic volcanic reefs by mastering the science of oxygen-rich breathing gases with the PADI Enriched Air (Nitrox) Diver course at Diving Atlantis in Los Cristianos.
| Service | Price | Online |
|---|---|---|
| Night Diver specialty | 295 € | 265,50 € |
Ready to explore the ocean after dark? Here is a quick breakdown of the training schedule, prerequisites, and gear requirements for the Night Diver program at Diving Atlantis:
⏱️ COURSE DURATION: 3 Days (Includes flexible home study and 3 specialized night training dives).
🎂 MINIMUM AGE: 12 years old.
🗺️ DEPTH LIMITS: Dependent on your current certification level (up to 18 meters for Open Water Divers or 30 meters for Advanced Open Water Divers).
🔏 PREREQUISITES:
⏳ CERTIFICATION VALIDITY: Lifelong. Recognized globally at all dive destinations.
🤿 WHAT'S FULLY INCLUDED:
🌌 NIGHT EXPLORER DISCOUNT: Book your PADI Night Diver Specialty online with Diving Atlantis ahead of time and instantly claim your 10% online booking discount. See the Canary Atlantic wake up after the sun goes down!

Master the skills needed to confidently explore the ocean after dark over 2 to 3 evenings and 3 specialized night dives in Los Cristianos:
Complete the interactive theory online before arriving. You will learn night diving psychology, light management, low-visibility emergency protocols, and how marine life behaviors shift after dusk.
Meet at our Los Cristianos center at sunset to prepare your gear. You will practice securing your primary, backup, and tank lights, and master signaling your buddy using your torch beam without blinding them.
Put your training into action across three progressive ocean dives along Tenerife's volcanic coast.

Diving in the open ocean after dark is an incredible rush, but it requires top-tier safety logistics, reliable equipment, and instructors who know the terrain by heart. Here is why Diving Atlantis in Los Cristianos is the ultimate choice for your nocturnal training:
Your safety in the dark depends entirely on your equipment. We provide all students with top-of-the-line, primary dive torches, dependable backup lights so you can see and be seen perfectly throughout every dive.
Our custom dive boat departs right from the Los Cristianos harbor to volcanic reefs and shallow caverns that come alive after sunset. These dramatic rock formations provide the perfect natural landmarks for mastering low-visibility navigation.
The dive sites we select for training are famous for intense nocturnal activity. Our instructors know exactly where to find hunting octopuses, active stingrays, camouflaged cuttlefish, and sleeping parrotfish tucked inside the volcanic shelves.
Entering the dark ocean can be intimidating for some. Our team specializes in calm, patient coaching, conducting detailed twilight briefings and land-based drills so you feel 100% relaxed and confident before making your giant stride into the dark.
Clear communication is crucial when you can only see where your torch points. We eliminate any margin for error by offering the entire specialty course in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, or Russian.
Now that you are comfortable navigating by torchlight, your next step is about deciding how to use your low-visibility skills. Here are the best ways to continue your training with Diving Atlantis in Los Cristianos:
Wrecks and night diving share the same DNA—both rely on elite light communication, partner tracking, and spatial awareness. This course teaches you how to safely manage lines and step inside sunken structures.
Moving through the dark requires extreme precision. This specialty refines your compass work, distance tracking, and pattern mapping, ensuring you can lead a night team and find the boat exit flawlessly every time.
Tenerife's best nocturnal hunting grounds—like deep drop-offs and offshore ray habitats—require a boat. Learn the specialized entry, exit, and safety protocols for diving from a vessel in low-light conditions.
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It is completely normal to feel a bit nervous before your first night dive—that is exactly why you take the course! At Diving Atlantis, we conduct thorough twilight briefings and land-based drills so you know what to expect. Once you submerge, you will find that your torch provides excellent visibility, and the soothing, quiet atmosphere actually makes night diving incredibly relaxing.
Yes, absolutely! The PADI Night Diver Specialty counts as one of the 5 specialty certifications required to earn your Master Scuba Diver rating—the highest non-professional elite tier in recreational scuba diving.
This is a core safety scenario we prepare you for. You will never dive with just one light; you will carry a high-powered primary torch, a dedicated backup light, and an LED tank marker beacon. During the course, your instructor will teach you how to calmly and instantly switch to your backup torch and communicate the issue to your buddy.
No. Diving Atlantis provides all students with a complete set of specialized, high-intensity primary torches, reliable backup lights, and high-visibility tank markers fully included in the course price. If you do wish to purchase your own lights after the course, our Los Cristianos shop features a great selection.
Instead of hand signals that require ambient sunlight, you will learn to communicate using your torch beam. You will master specific light movements to signal «OK,» «Look here,» or «Attention,» as well as how to illuminate your own hands to execute standard PADI hand signs without ever shining your light directly into your buddy’s eyes.
Yes! The only prerequisite is a basic PADI Open Water Diver certification (or qualifying equivalent) and a minimum age of 12. You do not need to be an Advanced diver to learn the secrets of the ocean after dark.
Night diving is rarely about going deep; the most vibrant nocturnal activity happens on the shallower volcanic reefs and sandy shelves. Your training dives out of Los Cristianos will generally stay within a safe, comfortable depth range of 6 to 12 meters (20 to 40 feet), maximizing your bottom time and safety.
Yes! On your third training dive, your instructor will guide the team to a safe spot to briefly cover or turn off all dive torches. As you move your hands through the water, you will witness microscopic plankton light up with beautiful blue and green sparks—it is one of the absolute highlights of the course.
It requires more focus because your field of vision is limited to your torch beam. The course teaches you how to combine basic compass tracking with «natural navigation»—learning to read reef edges, volcanic rock formations, and sand patterns illuminated by your light to track your position accurately.
The PADI Night Diver Specialty requires 3 open-water night dives, which we typically spread across 2 to 3 consecutive evenings to ensure you are well-rested and can easily absorb the digital eLearning theory between sessions.