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Deep Dive Specialty for scuba divers is an advanced certification course designed to equip divers with the skills and knowledge necessary to safely explore deeper underwater environments beyond the typical recreational diving limits. This specialty allows divers to descend to depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet) or more, opening up a whole new world of underwater exploration and adventure.
Description
The Deep Dive Specialty focuses on teaching divers the techniques and procedures required for safe deep diving. It covers topics such as gas management, nitrogen narcosis, decompression sickness, dive planning, equipment considerations, and emergency procedures specific to deep-diving environments. Divers learn how to effectively manage their air supply, monitor their depth and bottom time, and recognize the signs of nitrogen narcosis and other potential hazards associated with deeper dives.
Knowledge Development
The course typically includes a combination of classroom sessions, practical exercises, and open water dives. Divers learn about the physiological effects of increased pressure at depth, how to calculate and manage gas consumption and decompression obligations, and how to use specialized equipment such as dive computers and redundant air supplies. They also study dive planning techniques, including how to assess potential risks and create contingency plans for emergencies.
Requirements
To enroll in a Deep Dive Specialty course, divers must hold at least an Advance Open Water certification or equivalent from a recognized diving agency such as PADI or SSI. Typically would require divers to have completed a certain number of logged dives before enrollment, typically around 20-30 dives.
Length: 2 days - include 4 open water dives
The minimum age for this activity is 15 years old.
Once your booking is confimed, you will get a booking confirmation with the exact address.
SeaMount Hotel, Jl. I Ketut Natih
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