AIDA 3 / Wave 2 Freediving Course in Bali

Intermediate freediving course

Level 2 Intermediate Freediving Course in Bali — AIDA 3 & Molchanovs Wave 2

Your intermediate freediving certification: dive 24–30 m on a single breath in 3–4 days

Take your freediving to the next level with our AIDA 3 / Molchanovs Wave 2 course in Bali. This intermediate freediving course is designed to refine your skills, perfect your Frenzel equalization, and introduce you to the powerful no-fins technique — taught at our base on Bali's east coast with direct shore access to deep water.

One of the key aspects of Level 2 is learning to freefall, making use of negative buoyancy during deep dives. This technique allows for more efficient use of oxygen, enabling you to dive deeper with less effort. In the pool, we'll extend your static breath-hold comfortably beyond two and a half minutes while refining the skills learned in Level 1.

By the end of the course you'll have the techniques and knowledge to freedive safely and comfortably to depths of 24–30 metres in open water. Whether you're looking to increase your depth or refine your overall performance, the Level 2 course gives you the tools to dive deeper, safer, and with greater confidence.

What it includes

  • Extensive online manual
  • 2 pool sessions
  • 4 open water sessions
  • Theory & dry workshops
  • Use of equipment & facilities
  • Internationally recognized E-certification upon successful completion

Passing Requirements

Pool Requirements
STA 2 min 30 sec

Complete a Static breath hold of minimum 2 minute and 30 seconds

DYNB 50m

Perform a horizontal dive of 50m using bi-fins

DNF 35m

Perform a horizontal dive of 35m without fins

Open Water Requirements
CWTB & FIM 24-30m

Perform a comfortable dive to at least 24m by pulling the rope and using bi-fins

CNF 15m

Perform a comfortable dive to at least 15m without fins

CWTB Buddying 10-15m

Demonstrate correct buddying techniques to a depth between 10-15 meters

Rescue 15m

Demonstrate correct rescue procedures in freediving emergency scenarios from a depth of 15 meters

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